President of Siemens Germany: Express train project provides 15,000 jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs

Joe Kaiser, CEO of Siemens International, said the express train project will provide 15,000 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs in the first phase alone, adding that the train will be similar to what has been implemented in Germany. , and mainly to the last high-speed train in Germany. .

He added, during an interview for a program that takes place in Egypt, presented by journalist Sherif Amer at MBC Egypt, that the express electric train system that the company will implement in Egypt; Good encouragement for the Egyptian people to move in the right direction, saying the project gives young people the hope they need in the future, adding that the total value of the project is 360 billion pounds, equivalent to 23 US $ 1 billion, saying that the first phase of the system connects the Red Sea to the Mediterranean through the implementation of A line from El Alamein to Ain Sokhna, noting that it showed a model of the express train to the President and Dr. Mostafa Madbouly , Prime Minister, and Lieutenant General Kamel Al Wazir, Minister of Transport, adding that the train may represent the spirit of Egypt, adding that the train implemented in Egypt is the most recent train used. In Germany and other countries like Russia, we are working on a big project, it is very safe and we are working on building sustainable transport.
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However, we have a very strong and determined leader who executes what he says and is very cooperative, and I learned a lesson from him on negotiation skills, pointing out that President Sisi is known for his attention to detail and knows exactly the essence. of things, and I had the honor to convey the greetings of the German Chancellor.

He continued: We are on the cusp of the second wave of economic development, which is represented in the infrastructure for transporting passengers and goods efficiently, safely and effectively, adding that providing sustainable and affordable energy was the basis of cooperation during the first wave with Egypt.

Joe Kaiser, CEO of Siemens International, said he learned a lesson about negotiation skills from President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, noting that the dialogue between them on the electric train system was open and very respectful, adding that the transformation of the undertaking of a mere appeal to a friend of the state required more trust, explaining. It is a process that requires translating words into actions.

He added, during the televised meeting, that President Sisi is interested in the details of the matters and is well informed of the terms and conditions, adding that German Chancellor Angela Merkel invited the president to visit the country and hold future talks. on bilateral relations and Egyptian-European relations, adding that the talks are due to the fundamental role. Egypt is playing as a public country and the role of President El-Sisi, especially in Africa and the Middle East, and expresses its hope that the date of the visit will be set soon.

Kayser added that the meeting with the president witnessed talks on the hydrogen economy, as Egypt enjoys an abundance of gas, as well as talking about many good things, adding that the company seeks to transport goods and passengers efficiently and safe, noting that he agreed with President Sisi on the roadmap to make Egypt more efficient. In the transportation of goods and passengers, expressing his honor to help the President, the people and the economy, to realize the President’s vision for the economic development of the country.