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Budapest Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Budapest Times
PM holds talks with Georgian counterpart in Budapest
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán held talks with Irakli Kobakhidze, his Georgian counterpart, in his office in Budapest on Wednesday. According to MTI , the pair reviewed the current situation of Hungarian-Georgian economic and trade relations and explored possibilities to develop them. The two leaders made preparations for a Hungarian-Georgian governmental summit scheduled to be held in Budapest in June. Kobakhidze will deliver an address at the CPAC Hungary conference taking place in Budapest on May 29-30.
Business Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Times
Energy Market Authority chairman Richard Lim to step down; ex-perm sec Tan Ching Yee to assume role
[SINGAPORE] Energy Market Authority (EMA) chairman Richard Lim, 71, will step down in September after leading the board for five years. Lim will relinquish his appointment on Sep 30, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) said on Friday (May 30). He will be succeeded by former permanent secretary of the Prime Minister's Office for special duties Tan Ching Yee, 60. Under Lim's leadership, EMA has undertaken important moves to strengthen Singapore's energy security, MTI said. This includes the set-up of Meranti Power to develop fast-start power generation and the establishment of the Centralised Gas Procurement Framework. MTI said: 'He has also been instrumental in advancing Singapore's energy transition, such as the deployment of solar energy, the pursuit of low-carbon electricity imports from the region, and ongoing studies on the feasibility of other low-carbon technologies such as hydrogen and geothermal energy.' BT in your inbox Start and end each day with the latest news stories and analyses delivered straight to your inbox. Sign Up Sign Up Beh Swan Gin, MTI permanent secretary, expressed his appreciation for Lim's 'invaluable contributions' to the agency, and welcomed Tan to the board. Tan will be appointed as EMA's deputy chairperson from Jun 1 to Sep 30, before assuming the role of chairperson on Oct 1, said MTI. Her appointment in the position will end on Mar 31, 2027. She has served in various appointments in MTI, as well as the Ministries of Education, then-Information, Communication and the Arts, and Health. In 2016, Tan was concurrently appointed as permanent secretary at the Ministry of Finance and Prime Minister's Office for special duties. She also represented Singapore as G20 finance deputy and sherpa for nine years, at international and regional forums. 'In her various leadership roles, she has consistently emphasised people and leadership development, nurturing a culture of excellence and teamwork,' MTI said. Tan retired from the public service on May 1, following a career that began in 1986.
Budapest Times
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Budapest Times
Orbán meets CEO of Suzuki
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán met with Toshihiro Suzuki, the CEO of Suzuki Motor Corporation, in his office in Budapest on Tuesday. According to MTI , the pair discussed the operation of Magyar Suzuki, the corporation's Hungarian subsidiary, the current situation of the European car industry and possible further developments. Suzuki opened its first plant in Esztergom, in northern Hungary, in 1991 as the first foreign car manufacturer in the country, and has remained a substantial contributor to the Hungarian economy. Thanks to its network of partners, suppliers and vendors, Suzuki provides a livelihood to nearly 10,000 people.
NDTV
5 days ago
- Automotive
- NDTV
Tata Motors Launches Commercial Vehicles In Egypt, Partners With MTI
Tata Motors, the Indian automobile manufacturer, along with MM Group for Industry and International Trade (MTI), one of Egypt's largest distribution companies, announced the launch of its commercial vehicles range in Egypt. Designed to address the country's growing mobility needs across cargo and passenger segments, the diverse portfolio, including Tata Xenon, Ultra T.7, Ultra T.9, Prima 3328.K, Prima 4438.S, Prima 6038.S, and LP 613 bus will support Egypt's infrastructure growth, rising urbanization, and expanding logistics sector. The launch marks a significant step forward in Tata Motors' commitment to the market, combining global expertise with a customer-centric approach to deliver reliable, efficient, and future-ready solutions. Commenting on the launch, Mr. Asif Shamim, Head, International Business, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, said- "Egypt is a pivotal market for Tata Motors, driven by its expanding infrastructure and the growing demand for reliable mobility solutions. With decades of experience in delivering advanced commercial vehicles across diverse geographies, we are confident that our offerings - from pickups, heavy trucks to buses will cater to the varied needs of fleet owners and businesses in the market. Designed for superior performance, fuel efficiency and high uptime, our vehicles enable greater productivity and profitability. We aim to further strengthen the portfolio with new introductions at regular intervals to address evolving customer requirements. Backed by MTI's strong market insight and nationwide network, we are committed to creating lasting value in the country." Also Read: Jeep Wrangler Willys '41 Edition Sells Out Within Weeks Of Its Launch Mr. Khaled Mahmoud, CEO, MTI added- "The introduction of Tata Motors' world-class commercial vehicles in Egypt marks a key milestone in the country's transport and logistics sector. With this launch, we are bringing trusted solutions catering to diverse applications and demanding conditions. Our focus will be on ensuring a superior ownership experience through MTI's robust after-sales network. We value our partnership with Tata Motors and are confident that, together, we will set new benchmarks in efficiency, durability and customer excellence in Egypt's commercial vehicle market." Along with its advanced vehicles, Tata Motors also claims that the customers will benefit from value-added services designed to ensure hassle-free ownership and superior lifecycle management. This includes an extended warranty of up to 5 years or 150,000 km on the Tata Xenon and the Ultra range, along with a Scheduled Service Package. Coupled with MTI's strategically located service touchpoints, customers will also enjoy wide access to affordable spare parts and timely support, ensuring maximum vehicle uptime.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Tata Motors launches commercial vehicle range in Egypt with MTI
Tata Motors has introduced a range of commercial vehicles in Egypt in partnership with MM Group for Industry and International Trade (MTI), one of the country's major distribution companies. The launch includes models such as the Tata Xenon, Ultra T.7, Ultra T.9, Prima 3328.K, Prima 4438.S, Prima 6038.S, and the LP 613 bus. These vehicles are intended to address Egypt's transport requirements across cargo and passenger segments, supporting infrastructure development and logistics growth. Asif Shamim, Head of International Business, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, said, 'Egypt is a pivotal market for Tata Motors, driven by its expanding infrastructure and the growing demand for reliable mobility solutions. With decades of experience in delivering advanced commercial vehicles across diverse geographies, we are confident that our offerings – from pickups, heavy trucks to buses – will cater to the varied needs of fleet owners and businesses in the market." "Designed for performance, fuel efficiency and high uptime, our vehicles enable greater productivity and profitability. We aim to further strengthen the portfolio with new introductions at regular intervals to address evolving customer requirements. Backed by MTI's strong market insight and nationwide network, we are committed to creating lasting value in the country,' he added. After-sales network and customer support Khaled Mahmoud, CEO of MTI, said, 'The introduction of Tata Motors' commercial vehicles in Egypt marks a key milestone in the country's transport and logistics sector. With this launch, we are bringing trusted solutions catering to diverse applications and demanding conditions. Our focus will be on ensuring a superior ownership experience through MTI's after-sales network. We value our partnership with Tata Motors and are confident that, together, we will set new benchmarks in efficiency, durability and customer service in Egypt's commercial vehicle market.' Customers will benefit from extended warranties of up to five years or 150,000 km on the Tata Xenon and Ultra ranges, along with scheduled service packages. MTI offers seven strategically located service points across Egypt to provide access to spare parts and maintenance support, aiming to maximise vehicle uptime. Tata Motors supplies commercial vehicles across more than 40 countries, offering products ranging from sub-1-tonne to 60-tonne cargo vehicles and 9-seater to 71-seater buses.
