Egypt’s Arab Organisation for Industrialisation (AOI) signed seven agreements with the Abu Dhabi Aviation Group on December 1, during the first day of the 2025 edition of the International Defence Exhibition (EDEX 2025), according to Economy Plus. 

The agreements are part of AOI’s efforts to localise advanced aerospace manufacturing technologies and strengthen industrial cooperation with Arab countries, Economy Plus cited a statement issued by the organisation.

AOI Chairman, Mokhtar Abdel Latif, explained that the collaboration with Abu Dhabi Aviation Group will cover joint aerospace manufacturing, industrial and marketing integration, technical and logistical support, as well as the production of spare parts and engine maintenance and overhaul. The partnership will support AOI’s advanced manufacturing capabilities, in collaboration with Abu Dhabi Aviation and its subsidiaries, including Maximus Aviation, Global Aerospace Logistics, and the Advanced Military Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Centre.

“We aim for AOI’s factories and companies to become a key hub for enhancing cooperation and partnership, exchanging expertise with the Abu Dhabi Aviation to meet local and regional needs, as well as the requirements of friendly and allied countries,” said Abdel Latif.

On his part, Mahmoud Al-Hameli, CEO of Abu Dhabi Aviation, praised AOI’s significant role in strategic industries. He said that the partnership will help further enhance Egypt-UAE cooperation, opening new avenues for investment, knowledge exchange, and industrial integration.

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