Egypt has taken steps toward strengthening its fertilizer and chemicals sector as the General Authority for the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE) signed an agreement with Indorama Egypt Fertilizers to establish a new phosphate fertilizer plant in the Sokhna Industrial Zone. Integrated Fertilizer Complex Planned in SokhnaAccording to an official statement from the Egyptian Cabinet, the project will develop an integrated industrial complex for fertilizers and basic chemicals covering 522,000 square meters. Strategic Boost to Egypt’s Industrial SectorPrime Minister Mostafa Madbouly described the project as a strategic addition to Egypt’s industrial landscape, particularly in sectors linked to fertilizers, mining, and mineral resources. The integrated approach will help enhance local manufacturing capabilities, deepen industrial value chains, and support the development of Egypt’s mineral-based chemical sector. As reported by egypttoday.com, once operational, the Sokhna fertilizer complex will not only boost industrial output but also strengthen Egypt’s position as a regional hub for fertilizers and chemical manufacturing.

Source: Egypt Today April 11, 2026 04:53 UTC