C C B C. Central Equatoria StateBusiness. Cairo. Council

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1 C C B C Cairo Central Equatoria StateBusiness Council 1

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3 CONTENTS 1 OBJECTIVES 2 FOUNDERS 3 Organization & Sectors 4 Founding Members & Membership Policy 5 Sources of Funds 6 R&D, Study & Training Internship 7 Initiatives underway A) Health Care B) ICT & training Institute C) ) Oil & Gas Services3 D) Banking & MOFA MIS E) Construction Industry F) Energy & Environmental Projects 3

4 1 OBJECTIVES The Egyptian Central Equatoria State BC (ECBC) helps to forge and foster business ties between Egypt and the Republic of South Sudan. The broader aim of the Council is to further facilitate investment by Egyptian and South Sudanese companies in each other's countries and to increase trade opportunities. Being Established by Egyptian and South Sudanese companies, ECBC is a private, well established, trade, manufacturing, services & support organization with anticipated 50 member companies. It aims at being one of the most active councils in Juba and in South Sudan as a whole. ECBC achieves its high standards through the successful execution of its three objectives: 4

5 A) REPRESENTATION Representation: ECBC serves as a link to other bi-lateral Business Associations and Chambers of Commerce. It will actively participate in the dialogue amongst European Union member states in Cairo and Brussel and with American Chamber of commerce and Egyptian Canadian Business Council. ECBC will establish relations with various government institutions. The common business interests of our members as well as individual needs of companies are voiced through ECBC to the appropriate authorities in Egypt and in Republic of South Sudan 5

6 B) Networking & Events Through regular events, members are able to develop good business contacts with the business community in the other country, as well as with other foreign companies, Egyptian & South Sudan s counterparts and government bodies. In addition to the Business Luncheon presentations, seminars, meetings & dialogue sessions with relevant institutions and visits to companies, exhibitions or projects, numerous social networking events are organized together with other Business Associations and Chambers of Commerce to further extend networking opportunities. ECBC will participate in Trade Exhibitions and match-making sessions whenever possible. At exhibitions, ECBC members will be invited to present their products and services within Egyptian and or South Sudan government supported Pavilion 6

7 C) Information ECBC will provide business information services to our members. CEBC also assists members and newcomers to the Egyptian & South Sudan market on issues related to setting up a company or a rep office here. ECBC keeps our members updated on the latest developments in the business world and members' news through a quarterly online publication ECBC also plan to publish a Business Directory every year 7

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9 3 Founding Members & Membership Policy Egyptian side: Dr. Hefny Khalifa Eng. Hussein Nour Eldin Osman Ali Al Aweel Eng. Mahmoud Zayed Dr. Mussa Al Hassayna Eng. Mohamed Hefny Amr Abo Ward Dr. Waild Samir Miss. Wafaa Ibrahim 9

10 3 Founding Members & Membership Process CES side: H.Ex.MG Clement Wani HON. Amine Okasha? 10

11 4 Functions & Sectors Major General Clement Wani Honorary Chairman Cairo Office Juba Office Gen Dr Hefny Khalifa GM A&F Eng Hussein Nour Eldin GM O & T Health Care Petroleum Services Banking & Financial Automotive Services Energy Agro Business & Algue Farming ICT Education & Training Environmental 11

12 5 Sources of Funds Orio & PSI Investors World Bank EBRD AFDB EU GIZ Denmark Qatar Foundation 12

13 1) Health Care 7 Initiatives underway 2) ICT & training Institute 3) Professional Oil & Gas Services 4) Banking, Financing & MOF 5) Construction Industry 6) Energy & Environmental Projects 7) Automotive maintenance and repair Printing Industry 13

14 Action Plan Concept approval Founders Nomination Major starting projects priorities Management Mechanism Steering committee Frequency of reporting and meetings Communication Approach Registration and formalities 14