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KONE President and CEO visits Egypt, emphasizes critical role of vertical transportation in driving sustainable urban transformation

Sunday, November 10, 2024

KONE President and CEO Visits Egypt, Emphasizes Vertical Transportation's Role in Sustainable Urban Transformation

In a significant visit to Egypt, KONE's President and CEO, Henrik Ehrnrooth, underscored the vital role of vertical transportation solutions in supporting sustainable urban growth. During his trip, Ehrnrooth engaged with Egyptian officials and industry leaders, focusing on how KONE’s innovations in elevator and escalator technologies can drive efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability within rapidly urbanizing cities.

Egypt’s urban landscape is evolving rapidly, with ambitious projects in smart city development and infrastructure expansion. Ehrnrooth highlighted KONE’s commitment to aligning its technological solutions with Egypt’s Vision 2030 goals, which include reducing environmental impact and enhancing the quality of urban life. He emphasized that modern, efficient vertical transportation systems are essential to building cities that can support higher populations while minimizing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

KONE’s recent initiatives aim to address global urbanization challenges by promoting green, space-efficient buildings through eco-friendly elevator and escalator solutions. The company’s latest advancements in energy-saving elevators and digital solutions provide real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance to optimize performance and reduce downtime, making high-density living more sustainable and comfortable.

The visit signals KONE’s long-term commitment to fostering sustainable urban mobility in Egypt and supporting the country’s efforts to become a regional leader in green city planning. Ehrnrooth reiterated KONE’s dedication to continued collaboration with Egyptian developers and government bodies, emphasizing the importance of intelligent design and sustainable transportation in building cities for future generations.

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