National Authority for Military Production

Formation	1984 (1984)
Type	Government body
Headquarters	Governmental District, New Administrative Capital, Egypt
Location	Egypt
Region served	Egypt
Official language	Arabic
Owner	Ministry of Military Production
Chairman	Mahammad Salah el-Din Mostafa.
Vice Chairman and Managing Director	Emil Helmy Elias
Main organ	Board of Directors of the National Military Production Authority.
Budget	2.4 billion EGP (2022/21)
Revenue	926.9 billion EGP (2022/21)
Website	https://www.momp.gov.eg/
Formerly called	Egyptian General Organization for Military Factories and Aircraft Industry.

The National Authority for Military Production is an Egyptian body with a legal personality affiliated with the Ministry of Military Production. It was established pursuant to Law No. 6 of 1984 to become one of the pillars of the military industry in Egypt through its supervision of military factories. It was previously called the (Egyptian General Organisation for Military Factories and Aircraft Industry) before changing to its current name.^[1]

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors of the Authority is formed by a decision of the Prime Minister of Egypt, headed by the Minister of Military Production and membership of:^[2]

• Vice Chairman and Managing Director.^[2]
• Air Force Commander.^[2]
• Commander of the Air Defense Forces.^[2]
• Chairman of the Armed Forces Arming Authority.^[2]
• A representative of the Ministry of Military Production.^[2]
• A number not to exceed two chairmen of the boards of directors of companies affiliated with the Authority or those holding senior management positions therein.^[2]
• No more than three people with competence and experience in technical, financial, economic and legal affairs.^[2]

Subsidiaries

• Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries.^[3][4]
• Abu Zaabal Specialized Chemicals.^[5][4]
• Abu Zaabal Specialized Industries.^[6][4]
• Armoured production and repair factory.^[7][4]
• Al-Maasara Engineering Industries.^[8][4]
• Qaha Chemical Industries.^[9][4]
• Heliopolis Chemical Industries.^[10][4]
• Banha Electronic Industries.^[11][4]
• Helwan Castings.^[12][4]
• Helwan Engineering Industries.^[4]
• Helwan Metal Hardware.^[4]
• Helwan Machinery and Equipment.^[4][13]
• Helwan Diesel Engines.^[14][4]
• Shubra Engineering Industries.^[15][4]
• Abu Qir Engineering Industries.^[4]
• Helwan Non-Ferrous Industries.^[4]
• Military production for engineering projects, consultations and general supplies.^[4][16]

The Authority's contributions to other companies

• Tharwa Petroleum: 5%.^[17]
• IPIC: 10%.^[18]
• Egyptian company for producing and manufacturing desalination and water treatment plants.^[19]
• Egyptian National Pharmaceuticals. (10% share holder)^[20]
• Al-Maasara Gas Metro for manufacturing gas meters: (24%)^[21]

Heads of the Authority

• Mahammad Salah el-Din Mostafa.^[22]
• Major General / Mahammad el-Assar.^[23]
• Major General / Ibrahim Younis.^[24]
• Lieutenant General / Reda Hafez.^[25]
• Major General / Ali Sabry.^[26]
• Major General / Sayed Mishal.^[27]
• Minister / Mahammad el-Ghamrawi.^[28]

See also

• Arab Organization for Industrialization.

References