The Egyptian Federation for Investors Associations is cooperating with Al-Nasr import and export company to reach African countries, according to Moharam Helal, deputy of the federation. Helal said the federation held meetings with Maj. Gen. Ameen Yehya Alnasr, chairman of Al-Nasr, to discuss ways of cooperation. Al-Nasr company has strong relationships with African countries, which allows Egyptian investors to increase the amount of commercial exchange with them, according to Helal. "Al-Nasr is one of the best opportunities enabling the Egyptian government and the private sector to reestablish relationships with African countries," said Nagi Albert, a member of the October 6 association. Albert said Al-Nasr's commercial name and trademark are notable among African countries. The company owns great prospects in Africa, including exhibitions and stocks that can attract investors easily. "Al-Nasr was deliberately neglected under the former regime, which made a gap between the company and businessmen," said Albert. He added that the current Egyptian government “must use Al-Nasr's assets." "Al-Nasr's commercial role has dropped recently despite its assets in African countries," said Adel Rahomma, chairman of the 10th Ramadan investors association. Rahomma said the company needs to activate its role and support relationships with Egyptian businessmen.
