Industrial Development in Aswan

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Industrial Zone in Aswan Lands in Aswan governorate are allocated and owned free of charge according to the Presidential decree No. 158 for the year 2001. Al Alaki Valley industrial zone Thiszoneisestablishedi tblihdaccording to the Pi Prime Minister’si Law No. 1409 for the year 1994. Al Alaki Valley industrial zone is located on Aswan‐Alaki road, 12 kmfarfromAswan,10kmfarfromtheHighDam,480kmfarfromSafaga Harbor,495kmfarfromAlQuseirHarbor,8kmfarfromAswanairport,255 km far from Luxor airport and 20 km far from the nearest railway. The total area of Al‐Alaki industrial zone is 226 feddans (934920 m2) which is divided into two parts: 1. The major zone of industrial projects with a total area of 176 feddans. 2. The small zone of industrial projects with a total area of 50 feddans. The following table displays in detail the most important activities existed in the major industrial zone: Vehicles & walkers routes Mechanical activities Electrical industries 32 feddans 32 feddans 18 feddans Building materials industries i 34 fdd feddans Food industries Small-scale industries 10 feddans 50 feddans 6
With regard to the small zone of industrial projects , its area(50 feddans) was allocated to the small‐scale industries complex which is affiliated to the Industrial & Mining Projects Council affiliated to the Ministry of Industry & Foreign Trade. This complex consists of 530 fully occupied units. It is worth mentioning that the Industrial & Mining Projects Council was establishing 16 commercialstore,withanareaof31‐ 32 m 2 for each unit, with charges of 33,000 ‐34,000 for each unit, 50% of which shall be paid instantly , and the remaining amount to be paid over one year. In addition, the Investors Association established 128 units (commercial stores) with an area of 20 ‐25m 2 for each unit, with charges of 20,000 ‐25,000 Statement of the executive situation & services in the industrial zone Zone‘s Utilities Water & sewerage water: pump station + header tank, & its water‐feeding power is 2640 m 3 /day, 2376 m 3 of which is allocated to drinking water & 264 m3 is allocated to industry. Sewerage system: water glide lines + pump station, mechanical processing plant with the capacity of 1000 m 3 /day. Electric-feeding power ‐The nearest power plants feeding the industrial zone are the distribution board at the Industrial Complex & the distribution board at the Industrial Complex II. ‐ Transformers plant with a capacity of 25,3 MW, in addition to one transforms plant with a capacity of 25.2 MW for each zone. ‐High pressure line (11 KV) with a capacity of 4 MW in length of 8 KM. ‐Lightning line of 4 KM & in length of 8 KM. ‐Main road network (with a width of 23.7 M & a length of 9150 M. ‐The road is leading to the zone is called Aswan‐Alaki road. 7
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Page 6 and 7: Investment in Aswan is based on the
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Page 29 and 30: The most important village local un
Page 31: Administrative Division for the res
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Investment Opportunities in Aswan G
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