Arab Republic of Egypt Ministry of Trade and Industry General Organization for Export and Import Control

At the beginning of the meeting, Eng. Essam Al-Naggar welcomed the guests and followed this up with an offer for the system of laboratories owned by GOEIC from industrial and chemical laboratories, pointing out that there are 1500 tests certified locally and internationally and soon reach 2,000 certified tests. The delegation submitted a number of queries on how to increase trade between Egypt and China and how to develop their projects in the Egyptian market and help them overcome the challenges facing Chinese businessmen.  Eng. Essam Al-Naggar added that China is one of the most invested countries in the Egyptian market and that the Ministry is keen to coordinate and continuously communicate with companies investing in the Egyptian market both foreign and domestic to provide all necessary support for the continuation of its work and facilitate actions to increase their investments in Egypt in order to encourage more foreign companies to turn their sights to the Egyptian market. backing and support fo

The Control of Exports and Imports holds a Seminar entitled: "Digitization and governance of conformity assessment procedures using the latest artificial intelligence application systems within the framework of trade facilitation" Eng. Essam El-Naggar: We are keen to support the state's efforts to serve Egyptian trade and industry, including efforts to shift to green industries. Within the framework of the Ministry of Trade and Industry's keenness to improve the system of services provided to the exporters and importers community through commitment to implementing the latest systems and rules in place, in a way that contributes to facilitating the trade movement between Egypt and the countries of the world. In the presence of gentlemen: Major General: Ahmed Abdel Aziz - Permanent Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Ayman Mashhour - Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Communications. Dr. Nermin Abu Al-Ata, Advisor to the Minister of Trade and Industry. Dr. Tarek El Houby - Head o

Under the auspices of the Ministry of Trade and Industry and in coordination with the Federation of Egyptian Industries (Chamber of Leather Industry), with the participation of more than 150 Egyptian companies in the sectors of shoes, leather products and production requirements. The General Organization for Exports and Imports Control participates in the activities of the 17th session of the Cairo International Leather Fair in order to support Egyptian exports and introduce companies to the benefits of registering the General Organization for Exports and Imports Control as one of the entities issuing certificates of conformity in the field of textile products, furnishings, ready-made clothes and leather products in Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (Saudi Saber system) and the importance of registering  GOEIC on the electronic platform of the "Saber" program. The General Organization for Export and Import Control is the first accredited Egyptian Governmental Organization to be regist

Within the framework of the General organization for Export and Import Control's keenness to remove all obstacles that hinder the trade movement in front of the business community and to facilitate the movement of foreign trade. Eng. / Essam Al-Naggar, Chairman of the General organization for Export and Import Control, received each of: Mr.: Julien Parlé, Commercial Attaché at the French Embassy. Mr. Romain Gizar, Director of the Office of the French Embassy in Egypt (Business France). Eng. / Essam Al-Naggar reviewed the tasks of the General organization for Export and Import Control, the supervisory role entrusted to it and the tasks it performs. He also reviewed the integrated laboratories system in the organization and the procedures and assistance that investors in Egypt can obtain through the role of the organization. The French delegation inquired about the terms of import and export in Egypt and how to benefit from the Egyptian trade agreements to facilitate the process of trade an

The most important achievements of the General Organization for Export and Import Control during the year 2022 The number of letters presented to the General Organization for Export and Import Control during the year 2022 reached (103,392) letters. Industrial imports: The number of industrial import letters reached (81,377) messages. The number of (78,055) letters was accepted, and (3322) letters were rejected. Non-industrial imports: Non-industrial import letters reached (22015) letters, (21477) letters were accepted and (538) letters were rejected. The letters presented to GOEIC laboratories amounted to (249,796) messages during the year 2022. 1. The number of samples examined was (29168) food samples. 2. The number of (108,070) chemical samples. 3. The number of (11019) contract samples. 4. The number of (101,539) industrial samples. The Certificate of origin: The General Organization for Export and Import Control issued (362,893) certificates of origin during the year 2022, in accordance with

As part of the implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and the instructions of Eng. Ahmed Samir, Minister of Commerce and Industry to facilitate inspection services, speed of completion and work performance and reduce the time of customs release in order to support the movement of foreign trade and solve the problems of production supplies in factories and companies. Eng. Essam Al-Naggar, Chairman of the General Organization for Export and Import Control, visited the branchs of GOEIC in Alexandria and Sokhna Port to ensure that the instructions he issued were implemented throughout the day and the shifts system to expedite the release of goods and solve the problems of production requirements in factories and companies. Al-Naggar noted that GOEIC keenness to conduct the various inspections and tests with high quality and in the least possible time to ensure that samples comply with standard specifications of health, safety and Security in order to finish the work quickly and accur

Eng. Ahmed Samir: 11% increase in Egypt's merchandise exports during the first 11 months of 2022, projections of $35 billion in exports by the end of the year. Disbursement of 16.7 billion pounds to exporting companies under the Export Burden Recovery Program. 103 thousand and 392 foods, chemical and industrial messages were examined by GOEIC. Implementation of 89 training programs for 2424 trainees in export, import and international marketing. Commercial offices succeed in providing 1090 export opportunities with an estimated value of $1.9 billion. Launching the first trade deal to export Egyptian food products to Ghana within the framework of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement. Eng. Ahmed Samir, Minister of Commerce and Industry, announced that Egypt's exports succeeded in the first 11 months of 2022 in achieving positive indicators by an increase of 11%, with exports totaling about 32 billion and 575 million dollars compared to 29 billion and 405 million dollars during the same period in 2

Within the framework of the General Organization for Export and Import Control, to remove all obstacles to the movement of trade to the business community and facilitate the movement of foreign trade. Eng. Essam Al-Naggar, Chairman of the General Organization for Export and Import Control, and Eng. Sayed Mansour, Chairman of the Central Department of Industrial Commodities, received the Korean delegation of Samsung S.D.S Global's at GOEIC. The Korean delegation and its escorts included: -       Mr. Jinho Cho - Country Director.       Mr. Minsub Kim – CFO. Eng.Essam Al-Naggar reviewed the functions of the General Organization for Export and Import Control and the regulatory role entrusted to him and the procedures and assistance that foreign investors can receive in Egypt through the activities and work of GOEIC. The Korean delegation representing Samsung S.D.S Global enquired about the terms of import in Egypt and how to make possible use of Egyptian tra

Eng. Essam Al-Naggar, Chairman of the General Organization for Export and Import Control, announces the success of the test of the efficiency of the performance of GOEIC laboratories in Sokhna port. As part of the implementation of President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi's directives and the assignment of the Minister of Trade and Industry, Eng. Ahmed Samir, to facilitate inspection services and establish central laboratories in all major ports, expeditiously complete and perform work and reduce customs release time in order to support the foreign trade movement.  Al-Naggar noted that GOEIC keenness to conduct the various inspections and tests with high accuracy and quality in the shortest possible time to ensure that samples conform to the standards and standards of health, safety and safety, stressing the need for all workers to do more in order to finish the work quickly and accurately.  His Excellency explained that the laboratories of GOEIC in Sokhna port includes: Oil Filters Coefficient Fuel Filte

Minister of Foreign Trade and Industry Decree No.(235/2013) concerning transferring the Egyptian exports value (fees) through the bank

Ministry of Industry and Foreign Trade Decree No.(374/2013) 

Minister of Foreign Trade and Industry Decree No.(117/2012) concerning stop dealing with the companies mentioned in this decree

Minister of Foreign Trade and Industry Decree No.(1036/2012) concerning cancelling Article (2) of the Ministerial Decree No.(692/2012)

Minister of Foreign Trade and Industry Decree No.(915/2012) concerning adding a paragraph to "Article (2)" in the Ministerial Decree No.(696/2012)

The Executive List of law no. 120 concerning registration in the record of the commercial business agency and scientific offices.

Today, Eng. Essam Al-Naggar, Chairman of the General Organization for Export and Import Control, received members of the Saudi delegation from the Saudi Export Development Authority in an extensive meeting to discuss the decisions governing the export process and research on the obstacles facing exporters in registering Saudi companies with the Egyptian side and the future working mechanism and making electronic registration available, in the presence of both: Eng. Abdul Rahman Al-Zakir - Chief Executive Officer, Saudi Export Development Mr. Zayed Al-Asmari - Saudi Trade Annex in the Arab Republic of Egypt. Mr. Abdul Aziz Al Mahous - Adviser to the Executive Chairman of the Saudi Export Development Authority. Mr. Musa al-Muslim - Adviser to the Executive Chairman of the Saudi Export Development Authority. Mr. Nasser Al Saeed - Office of the Chief Executive Officer of the Saudi Export Development Authority. Ms. Hala Al-Reis - Director of Services Export Department of the Saudi Export Development Author

Within the framework of the state's strategy towards building a digital Egypt and reaching an Egyptian society that deals digitally in all fields, and in the light of the fruitful cooperation between the affiliates of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.  Eng. Essam Al-Naggar, Chairman of the General Organization for Export and Import Control, received a delegation from The General Organization for Government Printing Offices"“Amiri Press" headed by Mr. Ashraf Imam Abdul Salam, Chairman of the General Organization for Government Printing Offices "Amiri Press". Mr. Ashraf Abdul salam gave an overview of the General Organization for Government Printing Offices a long history. His Excellency reviewed the portal of Egyptian legislation and provisions for the dissemination of legal culture and is the largest electronic encyclopedia containing Egypt's legal heritage from all legislation and laws. The meeting came in the presence of a group of leaders of Goeic. The attendees praised this great proje

- Eng. Ahmed Samir: Egypt has made great strides towards reducing carbon emissions in domestic industry and moving towards a green economy. - The importance of strengthening global efforts to find new solutions and deploy low-carbon technologies to industrial sectors. - Egypt is currently developing a "Green Star" program to give preference to low-carbon products in government procurement and to launch a national emissions trading plan to contribute to the dissemination of low-carbon technologies.   Eng. Ahmed Samir, Minister of Commerce and Industry, confirmed that the Egyptian State has gone a long way towards reducing carbon emissions in domestic industry through the efforts of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to transform the industrial sector to use green technologies and ensure the establishment of low-carbon infrastructure projects in industrial areas Egypt supports the transition towards a green economy. For more than 20 years, Egypt has worked to promote sustainability in the industri

General Organization for Export and Import Control It is a service- provider organization that works to protect the consumer and preserve Egypt's reputation by examining commodity exports and imports with the latest scientific methods and equipment, as well as preparing statistics on exports and imports. The General Organization for Export and Import Control works with the sectors of the Ministry of Trade and Industry as a cooperating system whose main and primary goal is to facilitate the movement of trade, encourage Egyptian industries, develop exports of all kinds, and raise their competitive capabilities in all global markets to achieve progress and prosperity for the country and the Egyptian citizen. In accordance with the provisions of Presidential Decree No. 378 of 1999, the General organization for Export and Import Control is one of the bodies directly affiliated to the Minister of Trade and Industry. Presidential Decree No. 1770 of 1970 establishing the General Organization for Export

Service description Insurance recovery in cases of administrative write-off according to Law 120/ 1982 Place of service MAROUF When is the administrative write-off? If 90 days have passed since the expiry of the commercial agent card without renewing its validity In the absence of a valid agency contract affixed to the agent record card/li> If the commercial registry is erased due to the expiry of the natural or legal personality If the file at the Tax Authority has been permanently suspended, and this has resulted in the termination of the natural or legal personality If the change of the legal entity of the company leads to the expiration of the legal personality If the commercial agency activity is written off from the commercial register or tax card If the company's capital is less than the minimum required according to Law 120/1982 If a decision or judgment is issued to cancel the registration of the facility or company in the commercial agent's registry for committing one of the violati

The General Organization for Export and Import Control sponsored by Eng. Essam Al-Naggar participates in the activities of the first International Exhibition of Industry.

The activities of the Economic Conference 2022 concluded with several important recommendations that represent a roadmap for the growth of the Egyptian economy through several sessions to discuss a set of important economic papers aimed at strengthening the capacity of the Egyptian economy It deals with global economic challenges, which include the slowdown in global growth, which coincided with high rates of inflation and unemployment, and the volume of debt reaching record levels, which threatens an inflationary stagnation. It also deals with the ability of the Egyptian economy to withstand in the face of economic crises. We review the 16 most important recommendations at the conclusion of the 2022 Economic Conference: 1.      Expanding the ownership base by focusing on exit by adopting the stock market offering as a priority. 2.      Increase capital through the entry of a strategic investor 3.      Strengthening the role of Egy

 In the frame work of GOEIC's caution to remove all obstacles which hurdle the trade movement towards business society and to facilitate the foreign trade movement, Eng. Essam El Naggar, chairman of GOEIC, received Delegation from the Embassy of Brazil at GOEIC.   The delegation included: ·         Cesar Simas Teles – Agricultural Attaché ·         Pedro Pia de Andrade – Market Intelligence Department ·         Igor Gomes da Silva – Market Access Division ·         Antonio Lopes – Regional Manager for middle east office ·         Hatem Ahmed Farrag – Technical Assistant to the Agriculture Attaché   Eng. Essam Al-Naggar reviewed the functions of the General Organization for Export and Import Control and the reg

Service purpose: Registration and re-registration of facilities subjected to the Companies Law numbered 159 / 1981 and Investment Law numbered 72/2017 that import for the purpose of trade Registration is carried out in accordance with the Law of Importers Register numbered 121/1982 amended by Law numbered 7/2017. Place of service Branches of GOEIC: Marouf-Alexandria-Suez-Damietta-Sixth of October-Investor Services Complex in the Investment Authority Conditions for registration and re-enrolment and the documents required for registration at the importers register First: individual establishments A- Conditions for listing and re-registration of individual establishments The facility must be registered in the commercial register and hold a tax card. The owner of the facility or the authorized agent (if existed) must be of Egyptian nationality. Importation has to be one of the company’s purposes according to the import commercial registry. The business has been practiced for at least two co