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- The new system will enable continuous monitoring of water levels at the Esna Barrage and the operation of its gates around the clock.   - The project aims to continuously monitor and control the movement of the gates at the Esna Barrage, allowing for optimal utilization of Egypt's water resources through Siemens' SCADA monitoring and control system.

Siemens has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the General Authority for Industrial Development, marking a major step towards advancing localized manufacturing of low and medium voltage products. This strategic agreement aims to elevate Egypt’s industrial capabilities and strengthen its position as a key player in the Middle East and Africa's industrial landscape. The MoU was signed by Mostafa El-Bagoury, CEO of Siemens Egypt, and Dr. Nahed Youssef Chairwoman of the Industrial Development Authority and witnessed by Stephan May, CEO of Electrification and Automation, Siemens AG, and Andreas Matthe, CEO of Electrical Products, Siemens AG. His Excellency Lieutenant General Kamel Al Wazir,  Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport, attended the signing on behalf of the Egyptian government, underscoring the government's commitment to fostering industrial growth and technological innovation.

Siemens, a global leader in industrial automation and digitalization, is pleased to announce the expansion of its partnership with Electro George, a leading player in the Egyptian market. This collaboration, unveiled during the prestigious Hannover Fair 2024, marks a significant milestone in Siemens journey towards offering comprehensive power distribution solutions.   Under the partnership expansion, Siemens will provide Electro George with cutting-edge low voltage (LV) power distribution solutions, complementing their existing medium voltage (MV) offerings. Leveraging Siemens' expertise and advanced technology, Electro George will become a technology partner for the state-of-the-art SIVACON Main Distribution Board and Motor Control Center. These solutions promise digital, efficient, and reliable LV solutions with capacities of up to 7000A, catering to diverse market requirements.

- The Distributed Energy Systems (DES) Smart Lab, integrating Siemens Grid Software technology, will be the first of its kind in the Middle East. - Lab aligns with Kuwait University’s green building initiative and supports the nation’s Vision 2035 development program.    - The selected state-of-art software is part of Siemens Xcelerator.Siemens has partnered with Kuwait University to establish a pioneering Distributed Energy Systems (DES) Smart Lab. This facility, the first of its kind in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, will promote the exploration and development of low-carbon energy systems. It will also foster the innovation of new smart energy technologies and services, benefiting students, businesses, and industry both locally and regionally.   In addition, the project will support the university's green initiative by transforming campus buildings into more sustainable structures. The facility is set to open in the second half of 2025. As Kuwait strives to achieve its renewable energy target of 15 percent by 2030, and with the expansion of smart meter usage, adopting technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and microgrids are becoming increasingly important. The growing demand for highly skilled engineers and technical professionals to maintain this transition can be met by the DES Smart Lab and other initiatives. The lab exemplifies how decentralized energy systems can be formed and operated, enabling Kuwait to use technology such as IoT to transform its economy. 

- Siemens and Madkour Forge Partnership to Drive Growth and Expand Market Presence.      - Madkour to sell Siemens Digital Industries products and solutions as non-exclusive system integratorSiemens, a global leader in industrial automation and digitalization, and Madkour are pleased to announce a strategic partnership aimed at fostering innovation and collaboration in the industrial sector. Under this agreement, Madkour, acting as a non-exclusive system integrator, will be able to sell Siemens Digital Industries products and solutions. With regards to the same, Siemens will provide extensive support and technical expertise to Madkour to enhance their capabilities and expand market reach.

• Ceer’s plant in King Abdullah Economic City will use Siemens Digital Industries technologies to enhance automation through digitalization.
• Siemens will offer an extensive training program for over 100 Ceer engineers

Ceer, Saudi Arabia’s first electric vehicle (EV) brand, will be entering into new directed sourcing agreements with third party line builders and contractors and Siemens for an advanced automation system for its manufacturing facility in King Abdullah Economic City. This collaboration will redefine automotive manufacturing in Saudi Arabia and will enhance the Kingdom’s economic growth, with projections of an additional US$8 billion to Saudi Arabia’s GDP by 2034.  The core element of the agreements involves integrating Siemens Digital Industries’ solutions to ensure streamlined digitalization and automation within Ceer’s operations. As part of the commitment to knowledge-sharing, Siemens will offer an extensive training program for 100 engineers at Ceer. This initiative will cultivate local expertise, familiarizing them with Siemens’ advanced technologies, and will help to develop a competent workforce ready to spearhead innovation in the automotive sector.

• The agreement between Siemens and Petrojet will drive cooperation in technologies for the industrial sector.      
• Siemens will support Petrojet with its latest digital industries products, automation solutions, and technical training.

Siemens and Petrojet, one the biggest construction groups in Middle East and Africa, signed an agreement to promote cooperation in technologies for the industrial sector in the Middle East. The cooperation will boost both respective companies’ efforts to utilize their complementary capabilities to  identify opportunities to support the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources’ digitalization strategy and drive Egypt’s Vision 2030, as well as key Clients across the Middle East.

• Immersive experience combines the real and the digital worlds, moving from smart city theory to smart tech reality ·   
• Siemens technology portfolio supports Egypt’s sustainability strategy and accelerates the country’s digital transformation journey·     
• Center includes software and hardware that are part of Siemens Xcelerator

Siemens opened Egypt's first Smart Cities Experience Center, offering customers an immersive experience that combines real and digital worlds. The center showcases the latest technologies for creating sustainable and efficient smart city infrastructure, buildings, and industries. It is located at Siemens in Egypt’s head office in Cairo.  The Smart Cities Experience Center aims to provide a rich experience based on real project experience, ensuring successful smart city realization. Under this concept, visitors can understand the benefits of transforming current communities into smart cities. They can also observe the latest smart infrastructure technologies for buildings and cities, including low-voltage to medium-voltage electrification, energy management, intelligent power distribution solutions, and SCADA systems for utilities management such as water, gas, and electricity.

• SDAIA and Ministry of Energy, through the Artificial Intelligence Center for Energy (AICE), are developing artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for the Kingdom’s power sector
• Siemens will contribute to this effort by developing advanced AI solutions and building local capabilities

SDAIA and Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy are partnering with Siemens Advanta, the company’s business unit for digital transformation consulting and implementation, to develop AI solutions for the Kingdom’s power sector that have the potential to increase energy efficiency, reduce transmission losses and boost the integration of renewables.