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Egypt, S. Korea finalising preparations for opening Beni Suef Technological University
Ambassador accompanies PM Madbouly, Higher Education Minister in field visit of the project
Egypt considers two takeover offers for Siemens power plants
Government sources told Daily News Egypt that the ministerial committee, formed in accordance with the decision of the prime minister no 605 for 2019, received the purchase offers from Blackstone and Edra Power on Monday.
Suez Canal Bank opens 44th branch
Chairperson inaugurates new branch in Beni Suef
MSMEDA injects EGP 2.5bn funding for development projects in Beni Suef
Total of 203,000 small, micro projects with EGP 2.2bn funding, providing 291,000 jobs
$270m investments in Samsung’s TV factory in Beni Suef
Factory trained over 180 employees: Hassan
Samsung prepares to manufacture 82-inch TVs in its Beni Suef plant in Egypt
Head of the television sector at Samsung Egypt, Kassem Hassan, stated that the company is currently testing to manufacture 82-inch television screens, as well as conducting a series of studies on markets the company exports to, to see how the new screens will be received there. Despite the relative decline in the purchasing power of …
Electricity Ministry establishes company for Beni Suef, Borollos, new capital plants
Five individuals nominated to chair company, board to be formed within weeks
EEHC opens bids for operation, maintenance of new capital, Borollos, Beni Suef power plants
Doosan, Siemens present lowest offers, while 5 other alliances excluded for high costs
Kami Group studies establishment of solar energy industrial complex in Beni Suef
Invitations sent to 200 companies to participate in project
Officials, ambulances escort voters to polling stations
As voting in Egypt’s presidential election came an end on Wednesday, the governorate of Beni Suef witnessed moderate turnout on the third day of voting, amid attempts by governmental bodies to boost the turnout. In the Ahmed Kamel school, which was named after the army lieutenant who was killed by unknown assailants in 2014, dozens …
Al-Sisi inaugurates new national projects ahead of election
3,000 factories will be operational in Upper Egypt by end-2018
Government asserts preventive measures undertaken against floods
Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Mohamed Abdel Aaty said weather forecasting, early warning systems, and remote sensing of precipitation were introduced in operation rooms that are monitoring expected winter floods. Abdel Aaty briefed President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi Sunday on the preventive measures undertaken by the government against flood disasters, from which Egypt suffered in …
Siemens operates first steam unit in October at Beni Suef
The German company adds 800 MW to the electricity grid in November, says el shahat
Industry Minister inaugurates two new factories in Beni Suef with Egyptian-Korean investments of EGP200m
Laying the foundation stone of an integrated industrial complex for the production of household appliances with investments of EGP 2.4bn
NBE meets investors of industrial zones in Beni Suef, Minya, and Assiut
Bank’s SME loans portfolio amounted to EGP 32bn to 53,000 projects
Samsung manufactures its most recent QLED TV in Beni Suef
The company plans to manufacture another household gadget over upcoming months
Commercial operation of Siemens power plants to begin next week
Siemens will add 1,200MW to the electricity grid from the Beni Suef power plant, and 800MW from New Administrative Capital and Borollos power plants
Court issues death sentence to defendant accused of killing police officer
The court also handed fifteen-year prison sentences to eleven other defendants
Ministry of Military Production considers the establishment of an integrated agro-industrial project in Beni Suef
The ministry will cooperate in the establishment with Belarus to manufacture tractors
Al-Sisi to inaugurate 1st phase of Siemens projects in March via video conference
Projects to add 4,800 MW to national grid
Siemens to test 4 units of Beni Suef power plant next week
The German company Siemens will conduct test runs on four electricity production units at the Beni Suef power station next week. The Upper Egypt Electricity Production Company’s CEO, Ibrahim El Shahat, said that the German company will begin a second round of tests next week, testing four production units with a capacity of 1,600 MW. …
Siemens to begin operating 4 production units in Beni Suef, Borollos plants next week
The German company will add 1,600 MW to the national grid within 10 days, say sources
35 water stations halted after floods leave Nile with high levels of turbidity
Expert opinions divided regarding reasons for murky water, as officials deny that it has any effect on drinking and tap water
Electricity Ministry agrees with Siemens to run 2 production units in Beni Suef
The Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy agreed with Siemens to run two electricity production units in the Beni Suef power plant, with a capacity of 800 megawatts, by November. An official at the ministry said that gas supply lines to the Beni Suef power plant have been successfully linked to the grid. Moreover, six …
Court sentences professor to 2 years in prison
Zahran was accused of propagating false claims against the deans of various universities
Siemens’ 1st HRSG modules to arrive in Egypt mid September
NEM to deliver 24 HRSGs to power plants in Beni Suef, Burullus, New Administrative Capital
Denial, customary reconciliation cover up sectarian strife in Upper Egypt
Official statements imply blame on Coptic man who “attempted to build church” in private residence
UAE’s Al-Nebras Group launches 2020 acre agricultural city in Beni Suef
The project aims to distribute land to investors, giving them 60%, while the remaining 40% will be distributed among the youth
Siemens’ Fortuna power plant to be model for Borolos, New Administrative Capital, and Beni Suef
Siemens will construct a desalination station and a €70m turbine blade factory in Ain Sokhna, says Amin
NUCA seizes farmers’ land for construction in Beni Suef
The government’s decisions are arbitrary and serve only the investors, says NGO