Mohamed Galal, executive manager; Hani Fekry, Manager of Contracting, Walid Elbansly, the finance manager, Yasser Kamal, the Public relations Manger of UCP were awarded at BT100 cermony - Egypt Today
CAIRO – 21 February 2018: In the glamorous BT 100 Awards ceremony organized by Business Today magazine, United Company for Pharmaceutics (UCP) was awarded as one of the most effective entities to the growth of the Egyptian economy.
Being one of the largest distributors of pharmaceuticals in Egypt and the Middle East, UCP, headed by Hossam Omar, was awarded as one of the top ten economic entities for its leading role in manufacturing medicines and contributing with the Ministry of Health in solving the crisis of medicines in Egypt.
In his speech on behalf of the head of the company, Mohamed Galal, executive manager of UCP, hailed the organization of the ceremony, asserting the recovery of the Egyptian economy as a result of the latest implemented major projects in accordance with the directions of President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi. Moreover, Galal called the investors to increase investment projects in Egypt, enjoying the secured investment climate.
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Walid Elbansly, finance manager of the company, said that UCP is proud of being a part of this celebration, calling for fruitful cooperation in the coming period to promote investment in Egypt.
He thanked Khaled Salah, editor-in-chief of Youm7 and head of the editorial council of Business Today Egypt, for his amazing organization of the ceremony.
The event hosted more than 600 attendees, including state ministers, headed by Finance Minister Amr El-Garhy, Minister of Housing and Urban Communities Mustafa Madbouly, Minister of Electricity Mahmoud Shaker, Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr, Minister of Communications and Information Technology Yasser Al-Qadi and Minister of Health and Population Ahmed Emad El-Din Rady.
It was held under the auspices of a number of pioneering corporate entities from various business sectors, including the National Bank of Egypt, the African International Bank, PepsiCo, CIB, Banque Misr and e-payment solution provider Fawry. Other companies include Hesham Talaat Mustafa Group, Jumia, Hyde Park, Ghabbour Auto, Aptech, Taaleem and WE.
The ceremony’s awards selection was based on a comprehensive study conducted in accordance with financial and economic standards set by Business Today’s economic specialists and experts.
The awarded entities were selected based on their overall performance in the past year, impact on the economic progress, stock exchange performance, creativity with practical solutions, sustainable public-private partnerships and alignment with the goals outlined in the Egypt 2030 Vision.
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