The factory is expected to provide around 2,000 direct job
opportunities, with an annual production capacity of 16.5 million pieces, all
of which will be exported. The contract was signed by Yu Jinhui, owner of
Shuanfeng.
On the sidelines of the signing ceremony, Walid Gamal El-Din
welcomed Shuanfeng to the Qantara West investor community, noting that the new
project marks another step in Egyptian-Chinese industrial cooperation and
reflects the growing confidence of international companies in SCZONE as a
competitive investment destination. He highlighted that SCZONE now hosts
investments from six countries, benefiting from its strategic location and
integrated infrastructure.
He added that the project further strengthens the industrial
ecosystem already established in Qantara West, particularly in the textiles and
garments sector, which continues to expand. This, he said, contributes to
building an advanced industrial base capable of competing regionally and
globally.
Gamal El-Din also pointed out that with the addition of
Shuanfeng, the total number of projects in the Qantara West Industrial Zone has
reached 38, spanning approximately 2.38 million square meters, with total
investments of around $1.083 billion, providing more than 54,700 direct job
opportunities. He stressed that the Authority will continue to attract further
international investments, particularly in sectors that support supply chains
and address market needs, emphasizing that Qantara West has proven its
potential to become a regional hub for textiles and garments, leveraging
skilled Egyptian labor and the competitive advantages offered by SCZONE.
It is worth noting that Shuanfeng is a leading company in
the ready-made garment industry with extensive experience in exporting to
global markets, where its products are present in numerous countries. Its
decision to invest in Egypt stems from its aim to benefit from the strategic
location of the Suez Canal Economic Zone, which provides easy access to
African, European, and Middle Eastern markets.