Egypt Prime Minister inaugurates new strategic warehouse and university hospital in Suez

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has inaugurated two major development projects in Suez aimed at enhancing national infrastructure and public services.

In the logistics sector, the Suez Strategic Warehouse for Food Commodities was opened. Developed by Samcrete Holding with an investment of 2 billion Egyptian pounds, the facility spans 13 acres (56,000 square meters). It features a storage capacity of approximately 75,000 tons, including dry, refrigerated, and frozen storage options. The warehouse is equipped with 16 loading docks and advanced monitoring systems to support national food security and supply chain efficiency.

In the healthcare sector, the first phase of the Suez University Hospital has been launched. Spanning 40,000 square meters, the medical complex includes a main building, staff housing, and specialized utility facilities. The hospital has a capacity of 360 beds, including dedicated units for emergency care, dialysis, intensive care, and intermediate care. The facility is equipped with 15 operating rooms, 20 neonatal incubators, 19 outpatient clinics, and multiple specialized laboratories and radiology rooms to serve the Suez governorate and the Canal region.