이집트의 대통령 이니셔티브: 노후된 차량을 교체하기 위한 움직임

재무부 장관, 모하메드 마이트, revealed that the state’s general treasury has allocated EGP 675 구매를 지원하는 녹색 인센티브 프로그램의 경우 백만 27,225 새로운 천연 가스 구동 차량. 노후 차량을 없애고 환경적 지속 가능성을 촉진하기 위한 대통령 이니셔티브의 일환으로, citizens can now request to replace and scrap their old vehicles, provided they meet specific environmental requirements.

Maait announced on Monday that the government is actively expanding the initiative to all governorates across Egypt, based on the availability of the required infrastructure to support natural gas-powered cars. This step marks a significant move towards fostering green transformation efforts in the country. The Egyptian government has urged the business community and manufacturers to present smart products and solutions to aid in the development of vehicle manufacturing 기술.

In collaboration with the Federation of Egyptian Industries, invitations were extended to members of the Automotive Division of the General Federation of Chambers of Commerce, encouraging their active involvement in advancing the environmentally friendly automobile industry, its components, and the necessary infrastructure for its operation. Interested parties can submit their proposals and offers via email.

The Minister highlighted that the initiative has already begun receiving requests from citizens in Ismailia, expressing their interest in replacing their outdated cars, which were manufactured over 20 몇 년 전, with new natural gas-powered vehicles. This initiative aims to facilitate the process of providing citizens with access to new models of environmentally friendly cars at competitive prices, as part of the state’s broader efforts to combat air pollution and reduce harmful carbon emissions.

Khaled Nofal, First Assistant Minister of Finance and Chairperson of the Vehicle Replacement Fund at the Ministry, emphasized that the initiative welcomes proposals from the business community and car manufacturers to foster joint collaboration.

더욱이, to ensure the seamless implementation of the replacement initiative, citizens from Sharqyea and Beni Suef governorates, who have applied to replace their obsolete cars, will soon have their vehicles scrapped at the main yard of the Greater Cairo Governorate in Abu Rawash area. This measure aims to expedite the process for citizens to receive their new, eco-friendly vehicles.