source:- Serrari Group
As part of his official trip to Egypt, Khalid bin Saleh Al Mudaifer, the Saudi Deputy Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources for Mining Affairs, went to the Wadi El Nile Stio plant in Cairo, where they make hemodialysis filters and dialyzers. The visit was an important step toward improving cooperation between the two countries in one of the region's most important medical manufacturing sectors.
The Saudi delegation looked at the plant's advanced production lines, which are
used to make hemodialysis filters, during their tour. These filters are very
important for treating kidney failure and are an important medical product for
health systems all over the Middle East. People in charge at the site gave a
detailed presentation on the whole production process, from the raw materials
to the final steps of assembly and quality control. The plant's technologies
meet all of the Egyptian Drug Authority's requirements and follow all global
quality standards.
The visit gave both sides a chance to talk about ways for businesses to work
together, especially on moving the production of hemodialysis filters to Saudi
Arabia. The talks made it clear that the main goal is to share Egypt's
industrial know-how to help the Kingdom reach its national goals as part of
Saudi Vision 2030. This goal fits with Egypt's ongoing plan to boost local
pharmaceutical production and make the country more self-sufficient in basic
medical supplies. Officials from both countries stressed how important it is
for the health sector to work together with other countries in the region to
make sure that everyone has access to important medical equipment.
Tamer F., the Vice Chairperson of the Egyptian Drug Authority, said that the
Authority is still committed to supporting joint industrial investments. He
said that Egypt and Saudi Arabia working together more closely helps to improve
the overall goal of making Arab medical and pharmaceutical security better. He
says that working together on industrial projects makes it easier for Arab
countries to meet the growing demand for high-quality medical products while
relying less on supplies from other countries.
Al Mudaifer, for his part, praised Egypt's strong industrial base. He said that
the skills shown at the Wadi El Nile Stio plant show that the country can help
Saudi Arabia's plans to localize the medical technology sector. He went on to
say that if this kind of cooperation works, it will speed up the growth of
advanced medical manufacturing in the Kingdom and strengthen economic ties
between the two countries.
The visit was a big step forward for Arab cooperation in the medical
industries, according to Amr Abdel Razek, Chairperson of Wadi El Nile Stio Life
Science. He said that the work of the plant is an example of how regions can
work together, especially in areas that rely heavily on scientific knowledge
and precise manufacturing. Abdel Razek stressed the need to move hemodialysis
filter production closer to home and said that doing so would help create a
competitive regional industry that could meet future healthcare needs.
At the end of the visit, both sides agreed to work together more closely on
technical issues and to create a shared plan for moving hemodialysis filter
production to local areas. The plan will include sharing knowledge, working
together on training programs, and slowly building up a production base that
can serve both national markets and the region as a whole. The officials were
sure that this kind of cooperation would make medical manufacturing stronger
and healthcare more resilient across the Arab world.
The visit confirmed the long-standing partnership between Egypt and Saudi
Arabia in improving healthcare and building industry. Both countries see
medical manufacturing as a key area that helps the economy grow and keeps the
country's health safe. The talks in Cairo showed that everyone was committed to
making the region a better place to make important medical supplies.
Also Read World Care Magazine For More information