Board of directors

Eng. Hany Sayed Dahi

Chairman 

Mrs. Iman Ahmed Abdelhamid Mohamed  

Head of Credit Risk for Small and Medium Enterprises

National bank of Egypt

Major General / Dr. Ashraf Mohamed Al Lawzi

Assistant Minister of Transport for Employment and Budgets

General / M. Abdel Kader Gaballah

Managing Director of Portsaid container handling co. 

General / Hussein Mostafa Algezairy 

Chairman of The Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety 

Mr. Omar Abdelghani Soliman 

Corporate credit risk group head 

National Bank of Egypt 

Dr. Hisham Mohamed Kamal Aly Fadly

Professor of Commercial and Maritime Law  at Menoufia University

Mr. Mohamed Ikram Mohamed Fawzi 

Group Head Credit implementation & follow up 

National Bank of Egypt

The Egyptian Company for Maritime Transport (MARTRANS)

The company was established in 1957 as a freight forwarding company for importing and exporting cargoes consigned to Egyptian state owned enterprises as well as public and private sector companies. In October 2005, NNC acquired 70 % of the shares of MARTRANS.

www.martrans-egypt.com

Egyptian Navigation Company (ENC)

The company was established in 1961 as an Egyptian joint stock company working in the field of ships ownership and operations, with a major target of contribution to the Egyptian foreign trade through its commercial fleet. In 2005, NNC acquired 90% of the shares of ENC.

www.enc.com.eg

Egyptian Tanker Company (ETC)

The company was established in 2009 in the framework of NNC policy to engage in new activities like shipping coastal oil and imported crude. It is considered the first Egyptian company specialized in shipping petroleum products and gas locally and internationally. ETC was established with a capital of  $ 50 million, with NNC contributing with 25% of this amount.

www.egtanker.com

National Stevedoring Company (NSC)

The company was established in 1994 to carry on automated loading and unloading operations at the port of EL- Dekhela in the framework of the government’s trend to encourage the private sector, with a capital of $ 63 million Egyptian pounds, NNC contributing with about 7% of that capital.