German company Knauf is investing pound 80 million in a new plant in Egypt, its third in the country. The project aims to increase its production of plasterboard and gypsum products for the local and regional market. Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly visited the facility and praised Knauf's commitment to using 100% Egyptian labor and providing high-quality products.Source: Africa News Agency
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