L. Fituni, I. Abramova Resource Potential of Africa and Russia's ...
L. Fituni, I. Abramova Resource Potential of Africa and Russia's ... L. Fituni, I. Abramova Resource Potential of Africa and Russia's ...
Lada users in Egypt. In 2010, a new state of the art Lada service centre is to be inaugurated in Cairo district of Katameya for the guarantee and post guarantee service of Ladas. The rapid development of tourism in Egypt and interest of many Russians in visiting the country make it suitable to establish mixed tourist companies and joint ventures for the construction of hotels, motels, holiday guest rooms, tourist centers and entertainment facilities. It is quite promising to build container terminals, refrigerator warehouses, water-purifying facilities and granaries. An important new sphere for Russian investments is the development of modern kinds of communications, such as cellular telephone networks and creation of software and internet services. Russia has accumulated a vast experience in this sphere in the recent five years, and the charge for these services is below the world level. The main methods of attracting investments to Egypt are the schemes called BOT (build-operate-take profit), BOOT (buildoperate-own-take profit) and BOO (build-operate-own). The credit and financial conditions offered to foreign participants of investment projects are quite attractive: 40% – donation, 20% – a soft credit (an installment plan for 17–20 years, the interest rate in first ten years is 2.5–4%) and 20% – budget financing plus the opportunity to supply a part of the manufactured equipment to Egyptian plants 28 . At the same time, the Egyptian investment legislation is characterized by some shortcomings, which should be taken into account by Russian investors. They will have to compete with Western and Arab investors. US, European, Japanese, and rapidly developing South-East Asian companies are quite active in Egypt. On the other hand, Russian citizens are traditionally treated favorably there, since the Egyptians remember the fruitful cooperation with the Soviet Union and the flow of tourists from Russia is a key source of currency for the country. To achieve success, Russian entrepreneurs must attend annual international fairs in Cairo, where they already have demonstrated their activity. The 32nd International Fair was held in Cairo on March 9–19, 1999. Russia was represented there by ZAO Expocentre. The main exhibitors were 15 enterprises: the OAO BKMPO (a metallurgical plant), JV Kalitva 169
from Belaya Kalitva (Rostov oblast), the Degtyarev plant from Kovrov (Vladimir oblast), OAO Sparkplug Plant from Engels (Saratov oblast), OAO Klinvolokno (a fibre factory) from Klin (Moscow oblast), OAO Krasnyi Yakor from Nizhnii Novgorod, OAO Lenprodmash (food processing equipment) from St. Petersburg, OAO Omskshina (tyre plant) from Omsk, OAO Rusich from Kurgan, ZAO Tyazhpressmash from Ryazan, FoMos Co. from Moscow, Fesko match factory and the Cherepovets plywood and furniture factory (Vologda oblast), Russian-made goods and services are still insufficiently promoted in Egypt. It is impossible to penetrate the Egyptian market without spending money on advertisement, marketing and a reliable agent. Notably, some Russian state-run and private companies are already active in Egypt. Russia exports machines and equipment to Egypt in the amount of $ 130.8 million (Table 3.3.2). Table 3.3.2. Export of Russian machines and equipment to Egypt, 2005 Items Amount, $ million Supplier MI-17-IV helicopters 50.0 Aviaexport Metal-cutting machines 2.0 Stankoimport Ural dumpers 2.9 Avtoexport KAMAZ trucks with spares 6.3 KAMAZ VAZ-2107, 2109, 21213 cars 5.7 Ladaexport Ural motorcycles 3.0 Uralmoto Ship diesel engines 3.7 Zvezda Ship equipment 0.8 Sudoexport Tractor equipment 3.2 Traktoroexport Excavators 0.6 Stroidormashexport Diesel locomotive spares 0.3 Energomashexport Communication equipment 1.3 Mashpriborintorg Medical and optical equipment 0.2 LOMO Military equipment 50.0 Rosvooruzhenie 170
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Lada users in Egypt. In 2010, a new state <strong>of</strong> the art Lada service<br />
centre is to be inaugurated in Cairo district <strong>of</strong> Katameya for the<br />
guarantee <strong>and</strong> post guarantee service <strong>of</strong> Ladas.<br />
The rapid development <strong>of</strong> tourism in Egypt <strong>and</strong> interest <strong>of</strong> many<br />
Russians in visiting the country make it suitable to establish mixed<br />
tourist companies <strong>and</strong> joint ventures for the construction <strong>of</strong> hotels,<br />
motels, holiday guest rooms, tourist centers <strong>and</strong> entertainment facilities.<br />
It is quite promising to build container terminals, refrigerator<br />
warehouses, water-purifying facilities <strong>and</strong> granaries. An important<br />
new sphere for Russian investments is the development <strong>of</strong> modern<br />
kinds <strong>of</strong> communications, such as cellular telephone networks <strong>and</strong><br />
creation <strong>of</strong> s<strong>of</strong>tware <strong>and</strong> internet services. Russia has accumulated a<br />
vast experience in this sphere in the recent five years, <strong>and</strong> the charge<br />
for these services is below the world level.<br />
The main methods <strong>of</strong> attracting investments to Egypt are the<br />
schemes called BOT (build-operate-take pr<strong>of</strong>it), BOOT (buildoperate-own-take<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>it) <strong>and</strong> BOO (build-operate-own). The credit<br />
<strong>and</strong> financial conditions <strong>of</strong>fered to foreign participants <strong>of</strong> investment<br />
projects are quite attractive: 40% – donation, 20% – a s<strong>of</strong>t credit (an<br />
installment plan for 17–20 years, the interest rate in first ten years is<br />
2.5–4%) <strong>and</strong> 20% – budget financing plus the opportunity to supply<br />
a part <strong>of</strong> the manufactured equipment to Egyptian plants 28 .<br />
At the same time, the Egyptian investment legislation is characterized<br />
by some shortcomings, which should be taken into account<br />
by Russian investors. They will have to compete with Western <strong>and</strong><br />
Arab investors. US, European, Japanese, <strong>and</strong> rapidly developing<br />
South-East Asian companies are quite active in Egypt.<br />
On the other h<strong>and</strong>, Russian citizens are traditionally treated favorably<br />
there, since the Egyptians remember the fruitful cooperation<br />
with the Soviet Union <strong>and</strong> the flow <strong>of</strong> tourists from Russia is a key<br />
source <strong>of</strong> currency for the country. To achieve success, Russian entrepreneurs<br />
must attend annual international fairs in Cairo, where<br />
they already have demonstrated their activity. The 32nd International<br />
Fair was held in Cairo on March 9–19, 1999. Russia was represented<br />
there by ZAO Expocentre. The main exhibitors were 15<br />
enterprises: the OAO BKMPO (a metallurgical plant), JV Kalitva<br />
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