Under the patronage of His Excellency the President Mr.Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Turathna exhibition 2021 was launched yesterday from 9 to 15 October 2021 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center - EIEC, organized by the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority(MSMEDA), with the participation of more than 1500 creative exhibitors and artisan from all governorates of the Republic. In order to display thousands of products and art pieces inspired by the original Egyptian heritage,with a competitive prices.

Eng. Mohamed Abdel Karim, Executive Director of the Industrial Modernisation Centre (IMC) , explained that the ministry's unlimited support for IMC, represents a basic pillar for implementing the new strategy of the Industrial Modernisation Centre, which aims to enhance the role of the center to play more effective role in the enlargement and development of the Egyptian industry in coordination and cooperation with the business community. 

Presidential initiative products 100% Egyptian and no dependence on imports- 1800 services for the development of national industry 2021- Identifying 132 HS Code, for import substitutions British Energy Institute recommends the generalization of “Egypt PV” project to the worldIn his first interview, Engineer Mohamed Abdul Karim, Executive Director of the Modernisation Centre, revealed huge returns to the national industry as a result of the initiative "Hayat Karima" over the next three years, achieving a sales movement in the sector ranging from 350 billion to 400 billion pounds, as a result of relying on industrial products 100% without relying on imported products. To thetext of the dialogue:

As part of the 16th Meeting of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and development (OECD), the organization launched during its fourth session the report on the study of productive and export transformation, entitled "Egypt: Bringing Change and Prosperity", conducted by the Egyptian Ministry of Trade and Industry in cooperation with the Organization and the Productive Transformation Initiative and global value chains, The Industrial Modernisation Centre chose the sectors targeted for the study, and organized seminars, discussions and bilateral sessions between experts selected by the Center and development partners from the targeted sectors (industrial chambers, export councils, companies affiliated with the sector and a number of representatives of the ministries),