Study recommends the conversion of the Suez Canal Authority for a multi-economic activities

An economic study recommended the conversion of the Suez Canal specialized institution for multi-activities in which to channel investment in other projects in addition to its primary role in the passage of ships, as experts consider the possibility of diversion channel is a source of industrial goods to become a channel source of industrial goods output come out to the surrounding areas .

The proposed study prepared by the Centre for Information and Decision Support Cabinet under the title 'Towards optimal exploitation of the geographical location of Egypt' through Astosmaralfrs available both on land Aualbhari Awajawi dimension - the development of the East Port Said, which is located east of Port Said through the establishment of port Pivotal when deliberating containers Eastern Mediterranean and the Red Sea, and possibly East Africa as well.

He said d. Magid Osman, President IDSC that the study raised a number of proposed development projects around the Suez Canal, including the creation of a huge arsenal of freedom begin the reform and development of ships and then rebuilt, and ending this arsenal establishment of heavy industries.

It can also contribute to the Suez Canal Authority in the establishment of companies to perform services based Maritime vessels crossed the Suez Canal, which could contribute to the provision of additional income, with the establishment of a liner companies to operate vessels tributary of labour between the ports of the region and around the port, As well as owning and operating a fleet of maritime transport which operates in the transfer of international trade between major economic blocs.

The study recommended the establishment of the company to ship a special fuel, and the establishment of companies for road transport and air until you turn in multi-modal transport, pointing out that the implementation of these policies will enable the Suez Canal Authority to play a greater role in the service of international trade and obtaining a greater share of maritime services.

The study suggested the establishment of companies and unloading of freight and container handling and fueling ships, and to develop their arsenals in order to provide service for repairs to ships in transit and hesitant on the region, as well as other activities such as storage vessels to benefit from cheap labour available in Egypt