MTS Welcomes a Danish Delegation to Introduce “Nafeza” System and Strengthen Trade Cooperation Between Egypt and Denmark

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As part (MTS)’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with the international business community and fostering economic and trade relations between the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Kingdom of Denmark, the company welcomed a delegation of representatives from the Danish Embassy in Cairo, along with representatives of Danish companies operating in the food and agricultural industries, at its headquarters on Tuesday, 13 October 2026.

The meeting was organized to introduce “Nafeza” Platform and highlight its role in facilitating customs procedures and advancing Egypt’s foreign trade ecosystem.

Representing MTS, the meeting was attended by Eng. Gamal Kotb, General Manager; Eng. Khaled Nassef, Official Spokesman and Media Advisor; Dr. Samir El-Gamal and Dr. Mohsen Amin, Advisors to the Chairman; Mr. Ahmed Mostafa Transformation Manager (Op.Mod.& Sw Ft.) and Ms. Menna El-Banna, Marketing and Public Relations Specialist.

The Danish Embassy was represented by Ms. Heba El-Behedy, Senior Commercial Advisor, and Mr. Mohamed El-Sherif, Commercial Advisor. The delegation also included representatives of several Danish companies operating in the food and agricultural industries, including DANFOSS, FOSS ANALYTICAL, GEA PROCESS ENGINEERING, JEROS, JIMCO A/S, and NOVADAN.

At the beginning of the meeting, Eng. Khaled Nassef welcomed the members of the Danish delegation and expressed his appreciation for their visit, which reflects the mutual interest of both sides in strengthening cooperation and exchanging expertise, thereby supporting trade relations and facilitating trade flows between the two countries.

For his part, Eng. Gamal Kotb delivered a detailed presentation highlighting the key features of  “Nafeza” system and its role in digitizing and streamlining customs procedures, accelerating cargo clearance, and enhancing the efficiency of services provided to importers and exporters, thereby facilitating the flow of foreign trade.

The meeting concluded with an open discussion between the Danish delegation and MTS representatives, during which participants exchanged views and received answers to their inquiries regarding the system’s operational mechanisms and procedures. The discussion aimed to enhance Danish companies’ understanding of the requirements and procedures governing trade through Egyptian ports, while supporting future cooperation opportunities with Egypt’s business community.