Wednesday 04/February/2026 – 12:53 PM
During today’s plenary session, the House of Representatives approved Resolution No. 651 of 2025 of the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt regarding the approval of the exchange of letters regarding the grant for a project to develop environmentally friendly green car maintenance technology for vocational training centers in Egypt, worth $10 million, between the government of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the government of the Republic of Korea.
The House of Representatives approves a Korean grant to develop green car maintenance technology worth $10 million
Representative Ahmed Bahaa Shalaby, Chairman of the Industry Committee, said: The importance of the agreement is demonstrated by creating a scientific and advanced training environment in the field of developing green car maintenance technology by providing an effective and sustainable training system that enhances the quality of vocational training, is in line with the latest industrial practices, and meets the requirements of the labor market. This would increase the quality of local Egyptian car products and reduce dependence on car imports, as Egypt imports cars annually at about four billion dollars.
He added: The Joint Committee believes that this agreement relates to a grant to contribute to a project to develop green car maintenance technology, so it comes in line with global economic transformations by enhancing the trend towards environmentally friendly industry, reducing environmental risks, and supporting the trend towards inviting relevant industrial partners to cooperate with vocational training centers in a way that ensures that training programs are linked to the evolving needs of the industry in the long term.
He continued: The committee emphasizes that this agreement allows the transition to a green economy that reduces production costs and helps exploit resources in a more sustainable manner.
He stated: The committee recommends that the government conclude more such agreements that do not impose any financial burden on the state treasury and at the same time help benefit from foreign expertise in the field of car maintenance by developing advanced curricula and providing qualified trainers.
