After a 16-year break, Al Nasr Automotive is back on the scene, and it’s making quite the splash! This Egyptian-made bus isn’t just a vehicle; it’s a symbol of pride, innovation, and national resilience. From the factory floor to the streets of Egypt, the excitement is palpable. Even Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly himself joined the celebration, marking a momentous comeback for the brand that once held a special place in Egyptian hearts.

 

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The Comeback of a Legend

Al Nasr Automotive was a household name back in the day, especially since its inception in 1959 when it became a beacon of Egypt’s industrial ambitions. After a 16-year hiatus, the company has roared back into action with a brand-new bus that proudly declares, “I’m Egyptian and proud.”

This isn’t just a launch; it’s a revival of history, a nod to the past, and a bold stride into the future.

Celebrations with the Prime Minister

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attended the relaunch ceremony on Saturday, underscoring the significance of this milestone for Egypt. Held at Al Nasr’s facility, the event showcased the company’s revitalized vision and commitment to Egypt’s automotive sector.

Madbouly inspected the company’s development efforts and praised its ambitious plans. He wasn’t just there to cut ribbons; he was there to reaffirm the government’s support for industrial progress.

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