Industry Experts Discuss the Future of Transport Dealers in the Age of Technology at 2026 Transport Exhibition
The second panel discussion of the third edition of the Al-Ahram Transport Exhibition 2026 is set to begin shortly, bringing together top leaders in the automotive sector to discuss the future of transport vehicle dealers amid rapid technological advancements and shifting customer needs, creating new challenges and opportunities for the Egyptian market.
The session is titled: 'How Transport Dealers Adapt to Evolving Industry Technology and Changing Customer Use Cases,' and takes place at the International Conference Center in Nasr City, with broad participation from major companies operating in the commercial transport sector.
The panel is moderated by journalist Hesham El-Zeiny, Editor-in-Chief of Al-Ahram Auto, with participation from Engineer Mostafa Abou Ghali, Chairman of Abou Ghali Auto Group; Engineer Medhat El-Shennawy, Head of Sales, Marketing, and After-Sales at General Motors Egypt; Engineer Nour El-Sherif, Chairman of Nour El-Din El-Sherif Company, dealers of 'Relay'; and Engineer Mahmoud Saleh, General Manager of Global Engineering Company.
The Al-Ahram Transport Exhibition 2026 is held under the patronage of Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, from June 18 to 20, in Hall No. (4) at the International Conference Center in Nasr City. The event features 9 major companies showcasing 28 brands, serving as a key platform to present the latest innovations and enhance investment and partnership opportunities in the commercial transport sector.
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