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Egypt Post Becomes Member of Union of Arab Banks

General view of Nile River (File photo: Reuters)
General view of Nile River (File photo: Reuters)
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Egypt Post Becomes Member of Union of Arab Banks

General view of Nile River (File photo: Reuters)
General view of Nile River (File photo: Reuters)

Egypt Post became a member of the Union of Arab Banks to study the latest services and technologies in the financial field.

Egyptian Post Chairman Sharif Farouk said that joining the Union supports the state's plans to achieve financial inclusion.

Farouk stated that the purpose is to follow up on all international banking developments as well as regional changes and transformations of the banking community to keep up with current issues in the Arab and global arenas.

Farouk pointed out that Egypt Post always seeks to cooperate with all institutions and agencies to move forward in achieving its plan in financial inclusion and digital empowerment.

Joining the Union of Arab Banks allows Egypt Post to exchange experiences, hold training workshops and provide technical, legal, financial, and banking consultations, according to Farouk.

The Union of Arab Banks includes the best bankers and financial and economic experts from 350 banks.

The Union is a member of the Higher Coordinating Committee for Joint Arab Action and is headed by the Secretary-General of the Arab League. It is an Arab regional organization affiliated with the Arab Administrative Development Organization of the Arab League.

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Saudi Arabia, Canada Discuss Smart Industrial Cities

The meetings held by the Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources with Canadian ministers are aimed at strengthening industrial and mining cooperation between the two countries. SPA
The meetings held by the Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources with Canadian ministers are aimed at strengthening industrial and mining cooperation between the two countries. SPA
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Saudi Arabia, Canada Discuss Smart Industrial Cities

The meetings held by the Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources with Canadian ministers are aimed at strengthening industrial and mining cooperation between the two countries. SPA
The meetings held by the Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources with Canadian ministers are aimed at strengthening industrial and mining cooperation between the two countries. SPA

Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef has discussed with Canadian government ministers ways to bolster industrial and mining cooperation between the two countries, opportunities for developing industrial innovation, and building an effective partnership to establish smart industrial cities in the Kingdom by leveraging Canadian expertise.

During his meeting with Canadian Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry François-Philippe Champagne, and accompanied by National Industrial Development Center Chief Executive Saleh AlSulami, Alkhorayef underscored the Kingdom's commitment to benefiting from the applications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, to develop the industrial sector and create added value, while improving production efficiency in industrial facilities.

Meeting participants discussed enhancing cooperation in the field of industrial digitization, utilizing AI technologies to improve industrial processes, and exploring opportunities for collaboration in building smart industrial cities in the Kingdom, benefiting from Canadian advancements in digital infrastructure.

The two sides also discussed collaboration between the Kingdom and Canada in the field of innovation, including the partnership between the Saudi Ministry of Education and Metax, a Canadian research organization funded by the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Industry with a focus on providing joint research opportunities for graduate and doctoral students in both countries.

During a meeting with Canadian Minister of International Development Ahmed Hussen, Alkhorayef discussed ways to enhance economic relations and non-oil trade between the two countries, given the fact that the Kingdom is the largest trading partner for Canada in the Middle East and North Africa. The ministers reviewed the role of industrial development globally in advancing communities, increasing their well-being, and improving individuals' living standards.

Alkhorayef and Canada's Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MIHR) executive director Ryan Montpellier discussed opportunities to benefit from council's expertise in workforce human capabilities development strategies in the mining sector.

The meetings held by the Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources with Canadian ministers are part of his visit to Canada, aimed at strengthening industrial and mining cooperation between the two countries, exploring mutual opportunities in both sectors, and attracting foreign investments to the Kingdom.