Rahmy held an open dialogue with the participating SME project owners, urging them to maximize their participation by showcasing their best products and services to leading companies and brands. He encouraged them to enhance their negotiation skills to secure contract manufacturing agreements that would help expand and develop their projects.
He emphasized the current importance of contract
manufacturing and business networking for boosting supply chains and supporting
the national economy. Rahmy noted that major companies increasingly rely on
such partnerships to reduce costs, strengthen production chains, and source
production inputs and operational materials locally.
Rahmy added that MSMEDA has a dedicated pavilion at the
exhibition, offering both financial and non-financial services to project
owners and visitors alike. The pavilion aims to help them overcome challenges
in the labor market, expand their businesses, and enhance their capacity to
generate more job opportunities.
For his part, Torky praised MSMEDA’s commitment to fostering
private sector cooperation through marketing exhibitions that link small
businesses with major brands. He highlighted the role of these initiatives in
strengthening supply chains and reducing foreign currency costs, confirming
collaboration to make contract manufacturing exhibitions a leading marketing
experience in the Egyptian market under MSMEDA’s sponsorship.
The exhibition runs until February 14 at the District 5
Centers complex in New Cairo, featuring numerous SMEs in industrial and
production sectors alongside a wide range of major Egyptian brands specializing
in multiple industrial and production fields.