The EITP Managed to Export Marble to Morocco

The Egyptian international Trade Point (EITP) has achieved many export opportunities to Uganda and marble to Morocco.

Dr. Hussein Omran, head of the EITP stressed the role of the EITP to boost economic development through promoting Egyptian exports and raise the efficiency of foreign trade of the Egyptian product to increase Egyptian exports.

He also stressed the importance of focusing on the most import partners of Egypt whether from Arab Countries or the European union which are considered the most promising markets for Egypt, activating the Egyptian partnership agreements with the world especially the COMESA and Agadir Agreement with morocco, developing the economic role in upper Egypt and lower Egypt together with supporting industry there.

Due to the importance of the Nile basin countries for Egypt its strategic importance and the issue of water vital for Egyptian, the EITP does its best to promote Egyptian products in the Nile basin countries to benefit Egypt. The EITP in Mansoura managed to export textiles to a company in Kempala in Uganda where are agreement between the two parties was signed as a result of the EITP efforts in exporting six annual shipments, each of them in 20 tons. Omran added that the EITP in Minya does its best to help its clients benefiting from all the international agreements. Most important of which is Agadir, to overcome the difficulties facing them. 40 tons of marble has been exported to an importer in Morocco with a contact signed between the two parties to export marble through the year.