Industrial Development in Aswan

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Proposed investment mechanism • Ownership • Providing work opportunities for young people Investment in palm seedlings: • the governorate of Aswan produces large numbers of palm species, especially good ones such as Al‐scotty, Al‐Bertmoudh and Al‐Mlakpy, which characterized by the lack of waste. Thus, investors should be encouraged to establish factories for producing palm seedlings of good tissue using fibers. all the project elements are provided such as land needed for building greenhouses and the raw material of good varieties, which is taken from the best palm seedlings chosen to be planted. • Besides, Aswan’s weather is appropriate for raising such seedlings as natural environment. establishing these factories in Aswan will cover the needs of the areas of agricultural expansion in Toshka Valley, Wadi El‐Nakra and the newly reclaimed lands. These factories can be also used in planting: Doom, bananas and mangoes to meet Aswan and neighboring governorates needs of these crops. Project of Planting Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: The governorate of Aswan is characterized by environmental and climatic conditions help to produce plants with a medical effect such as: Lemon grass – Roselle – Compositae – coriander – Cumin – caraway – fennel ‐ mint –Marjoram–myrtle(Reyhan) –onion– garlic ‐ Cayenne Pepper. The project’s importance using such plants in herbal medicine Advantages of investing in such projects 1. providing job opportunities for graduates. 2. Making use of the newly reclaimed lands in cultivating such types of plants, as it is salt‐tolerant. 3. Increasing the added value of these plants to be domestically consumed or exported.
Henna cultivation Project Proposed Location: Wadi El‐radisiah Wadi El‐radisiah is the place in which the best types of henna planted and is one of the largest agricultural centers in Egypt. Besides, the cultivated areas of this plant can be expanded to include the newly reclaimed lands in Wadi El‐radisiah. The project’s importance henna , which is considered one of the growing plants can be used to extract ozone and to treat some skin and fungal diseases. henna farming, manufacturing and packaging create new job opportunities for Aswan inhabitants. The produced Henna is expected to be exported and get foreign currency. Wadi El-Naqra Sugar Cane Project: When Sugar cane occupies 400 thousand Feddans Of Aswan’s lands, it is considered the main agricultural product there. Besides, it is considered the main feedstock used in sugar manufacturing. Project’s Elements •An area of up to 100 thousand Feddans arable land is planned to be cultivated in the coming years, 65 thousand of which are for Wadi El‐ Naqra project and 35 thousand acres are for Wadi El‐saaida Project. •There is a land in Wadi El‐Naqra valid for establishing a factory with all its accessories and complementary industries. •There h is road network facilitating i the transfer of raw materials, il products and production requirements from and to the factory without any obstacles. •Using available plants in the region to supply the factory with the electricity required for the early periods of operation and during maintenance period as well as the needed complementary industries. •The cheep labor available in the region lowers production costs.\ •the country’s Need of 100 thousand tons of sugar cane and sugar beet to bridge the gap between total consumption and total domestic production, helps in marketing the production easily. •The Arab countries need to import sugar to meet their needs provides grate opportunity to export part of production to these countries. •The favorable conditions for the horizontal and vertical expansion of the cultivation and production of cane sugar, reduce the total cost of the final product (sugar) and increase the return on investment.
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