Industrial Development in Aswan

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Fifth: Impediments to the exploitation eqaof mineral resource in Aswan. 1‐ Experts estimate the value of the mineral resource in Aswan governorate mining more than $500 billion, that rate of actual utilization does not exceed 5% of this resource . And also there is no accurate description of mineral and quarry materials and best use of it and prevent its exploitation in a nonscientific way for example, the extravagantly use of limestone is in the construction work only, although ithasmany uses. For the division of the mineral resource between the governorate of Aswan and the Development Authority of the lake of the High Dam, resource existing in the south of the High Dam follow the governorate but the Authority oversees the resource locatedsouthoftheHighDamandbothofthemareseparatedinitsworkand permits and also in exploiting the existing resource from one another even though they were pursuing one governorate with one administration. The exploitation of mineral and quarry materials are limited to quarries especially granite, limestone, sands and gravel, the head of the Lake Nasser authority is responsible of the quarries existing in the south of the dam only which was about 320 quarries and then lower its number after the application of control procedures and inspections to 224 quarries only. 2‐ The factory of extracting iron ore has stopped after preparing the infrastructure for it. The Geological Survey conducted scientific researches within Gebal or Hebal area in 1996, which is located east of Aswan and contains large quantities of iron ore up to 400 million pounds and the production continuing for several years ranging between 30 to 40 years. AswanIronandSteelCompany has signed a contract after berthing the bid with the Geological Survey in 1998 to franchise the company to extract all the derivatives of iron and can manufacture it for 25 years against payment of two billion pounds is to pay 571 million pounds and has already been paid the amounts then laying the foundation stone. Through one year, a residential complex for workers has been established, whom were expected to reach a number of 6 thousand worker immediately after the beginning of the production then initiated in planting 500 acres and with the suspension of the project, millions of tons of iron are wasted ,which has become a global commodity can not be ignored. 3‐ Provisions of the law which determine the value of mineral and quarry materials at cheap prices.
Sixth: Aswan’s efforts in enhancing the quarry resources’ role in the economic development Aswan Governor, Major General Samir Yousif, with the cooperation of Aswan Marble Company, headed by Eng. Hamada Rashwan, held the 1st conference of enhancing quarry resources’ role in the economic development in Aswan governorate, within the period from 27‐7 to 28‐7‐2005, in addition to making field visits to the granite & marble sites in Al‐Alaki valley & clay mines in Aswan. Moreover, a study was prepared on the various quarrying sites in Al‐Alakivalleyzone&many suggestions were provided concerning the problem of clay mines collapse in Aswan. A number of recommendations & suggestions have been presented to enhance the quarryresources' role, the most important of which are: 1. Creating a full & updated database of all natural resources in Aswan that include the workers’ technical experiences & the economic case. 2. The necessity of establishing a supreme authority to enhance the quarry resources' role in Aswan governorate. 3. The necessity of using land surveying equipment by specialists engineers to determine the quarry sites . 4‐ Saving the quarry materials reserves in AL‐Alakivalley&Aswan governorate: A‐ Al‐Alaki Valley: By appointing experienced mine geologists & engineers in the field of managing quarries so not to waste the granite reserves through using explosives. B‐ Aswan Governorate:
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