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العلامة التجارية بيديكس مملوكة لشركة يوروتك.
© 2026 بيديكس. جميع الحقوق محفوظة
العلامة التجارية بيديكس مملوكة لشركة يوروتك.
In a significant step reflecting a long-term commitment to strengthening the automotive sector in Egypt, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, a leading mobility solutions provider, and GAC, one of China’s largest and most renowned automotive manufacturers, have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to initiate local assembly operations for GAC vehicles in Egypt under the Knocked Down (KD) system.
This collaboration aims to localize vehicle production, create job opportunities, and offer advanced models tailored to the needs of Egyptian consumers, in cooperation with a local assembler and component suppliers.
According to the MoU signed on May 20, 2025, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and GAC will work with local partners to assemble GAC vehicles in Egypt, pending all necessary regulatory approvals.
This strategic project is designed to support Egypt’s economic development by:
The project will initially focus on assembling a single GAC model, with plans to expand production in the future and introduce a competitive lineup of technologically advanced vehicles to the Egyptian market.
Abdul Latif Jameel Motors has a strong track record in Egypt, with nearly two decades of operations. The company successfully introduced GAC vehicles to the Egyptian market in 2023, where they were well received by consumers.
Commenting on the agreement, Jasmine Wong, CEO of Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, stated:
“This MoU marks a significant milestone in our partnership with GAC. We have been committed to the Egyptian market for nearly 20 years, and we are honored to deepen that commitment through this planned local assembly project.”
Wei Haijiang, General Manager of GAC INTERNATIONAL, added:
“This agreement represents a new phase in our cooperation with Abdul Latif Jameel Motors. It will undoubtedly bring higher-quality products and more attentive services to the Egyptian market and its users. It also lays a solid foundation for both parties to integrate more deeply into the local community, serve the Egyptian market, and contribute to its development.”
The project will begin with the establishment of a joint venture between the two companies. Production is expected to commence in the second half of 2026, following the completion of all regulatory procedures.
The initiative will include:
GAC is one of the largest automotive manufacturers in China, ranked 181st on the Fortune Global 500 list. The company is internationally recognized for:
GAC’s portfolio includes sub-brands such as Aion and Hyptec, offering a wide range of vehicles, including:
GAC currently operates in over 76 countries and regions worldwide and continues to expand in emerging markets like Egypt.
With over 70 years of experience in the automotive sector, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors operates in more than 10 countries across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia, including:
The company represents some of the world’s most iconic automotive brands, including:
As an independent global distributor, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors leverages its deep market knowledge to help global brands connect with local customers, driving market share, sustainable growth, and high customer satisfaction and loyalty.
This project directly contributes to the objectives of Egypt Vision 2030 by:
It also represents a step toward reducing reliance on imports and increasing local value-added in the automotive industry.
The signing of the MoU between Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and GAC marks the beginning of a new chapter in Egypt’s automotive industry, built on partnership, localization, and innovation.
With local assembly operations set to begin in 2026, the Egyptian market can expect a new wave of high-quality, competitively priced GAC vehicles, backed by strong after-sales support through Abdul Latif Jameel Motors’ network.
This is a strategic move toward a more sustainable and advanced future for Egypt’s automotive sector and the broader regional market.