The story of the "the Belt and Road" depicts a micron level industrial leap: the "flower of glass fiber" blooms on the coast of the Red Sea glass fiber | production line | glass fiber
On June 26th, employees worked on a fiberglass production line at Suez Giant Stone Egypt Company in Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
This is a giant stone shot by the Egyptian company in Suez, Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
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On June 26th, employees worked on a fiberglass production line at Suez Giant Stone Egypt Company in Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
On June 26th, employees worked on a fiberglass production line at Suez Giant Stone Egypt Company in Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
This is an outdoor shot of the raw material production workshop taken on June 26th at the Giant Stone Egypt Company located in Suez, Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
This is a fiberglass product taken on June 26th at the Giant Stone Egypt Company located in Suez, Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
This is a fiberglass product taken on June 26th at the Giant Stone Egypt Company located in Suez, Egypt.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
On June 26th, Su Laiman, the Deputy General Manager of Suez Giant Stone Egypt Company, was photographed in the production workshop of the company.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
On June 26th, in Suez, Egypt, Suleiman, Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company, communicated with employees in the production workshop.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
On June 26th, in Suez, Egypt, Ahmed Suleiman, Deputy General Manager of Giant Stone Egypt, worked in the office.
Egypt has abundant mineral resources such as quartz, kaolin, and limestone, which are important raw materials for manufacturing glass fibers. Due to the lack of relevant technology, equipment, and talent in the past, Egypt's mineral resources have not been fully utilized.
In 2012, China Giant Stone Egypt Fiberglass Co., Ltd. was established in Suez, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the giant stone Egypt has enabled the Egyptian fiberglass industry to grow from scratch, effectively driving the vigorous development of local upstream and downstream industrial chains such as minerals and packaging materials, helping Egypt achieve manufacturing upgrading, and cultivating a large number of talents. Nowadays, small mountain like stones are transformed into glass fibers that are as white as silk, as hard as steel, and as lightweight as paper through the giant stones of Egypt, and transported to various parts of the world through Egyptian ports. The annual production capacity of Egypt's Giant Stone Fiberglass Base has reached 340000 tons, making it the largest fiberglass production base on the African continent. Egypt has become the fourth largest fiberglass production country in the world.
For over a decade, many local employees have shared career growth with Egyptian giants. After graduating from university in 2012, Egyptian youth Suleiman entered Jushi Egypt and started as a workshop craftsman. With a solid and hardworking attitude and diligent research spirit, he was rapidly promoted while the company was developing rapidly. Now, he has become the Deputy General Manager of Jushi Egypt Company. Suleiman, who has visited the headquarters of China Giant Stone for training and exchange multiple times, said that "this is a win-win cooperation" and he looks forward to more Chinese companies coming to Egypt for construction. Dina, the deputy manager of the logistics department, has been struggling and growing together with Giant Stone Egypt for ten years. After meeting her husband Abdullah at the company, she gained love and formed a family. When it comes to career and family, Dina's smile cannot be concealed.
As an important achievement of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" between China and Egypt, Jushi Egypt actively supports local economic development, directly provides more than 2000 jobs, and accumulatively creates tax revenue of more than 40 million dollars and foreign exchange revenue of more than 1 billion dollars for the local. Nowadays, Giant Stone Egypt is a leading enterprise in the Suez Canal Economic Zone and also the largest project invested by China in the manufacturing industry in Egypt to date.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
According to Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, a bloody knife stabbing case occurred at Hollywood Square in Diamond Hill last Friday. The police arrested a 39 year old man on suspicion of stabbing two young women, one of whom was stabbed over 30 times. The suspect appeared in the Kwun Tong Magistrates Court this morning. The police at the Kwun Tong Magistrate's Court temporarily charged the suspect with two counts of murder last Sunday. The suspect appeared in court this morning at the Kwun Tong Magistrate's Court. Acting Chief Magistrate Zheng Jihang, after listening to the opinions of both the prosecution and defense, decided to postpone the hearing for two weeks until 9:30 am on June 19th, waiting for two psychiatric expert reports to be obtained. The defense did not object. Zheng Jihang approved the application, and the defendant needs to be temporarily detained at Xiaolan Mental Hospital. When the suspect appeared in court, he wore black framed glasses, a light gray shirt, and camouflage green shorts, and was able to answer the judge's questions normally. accordingly
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