Coca-Cola HBC Egypt has announced the continuation of its joint project with the AlOrman NGO, aimed at empowering low-income families by supporting micro-enterprise initiatives that offer real opportunities for sustainable income. This new step reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to community development.
The initiative ran for a full month and concluded at the end of August 2025, covering several governorates across Delta and Upper Egypt, including Menoufia and Beni Suef. It forms part of Coca-Cola HBC Egypt’s broader strategy to bring its community engagement efforts to the heart of local communities nationwide, with a particular focus on creating and supporting job opportunities for women and youth.
AlOrman NGO is one of Egypt’s largest and most active charitable organizations since its founding in 1993. It is widely recognized for its impactful programs in social development and microfinance, especially those targeting women and low-income groups.
Rana Gamali, Director of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability at Coca-Cola HBC Egypt, expressed pride in the initiative, stating:
“We believe that building a better future starts with empowering individuals within their communities and giving them the tools to earn a dignified income for themselves and their families. We are proud of our fruitful partnership with the AlOrman NGO, which continues to prove that collaboration between the private sector and civil society can make a real difference in people’s lives.”
Suzan Moheb, Director of Institutional Partnerships at AlOrman NGO, added:
“We are very proud at AlOrman NGO and deeply value our collaboration with Coca-Cola HBC Egypt in supporting beneficiaries across Egypt with kiosks and small businesses. Their support—providing refrigerators and products—greatly increases the chances of success and distinction for these entrepreneurs. We hope this partnership continues for many years to come.”
This initiative is part of Coca-Cola HBC Egypt’s broader commitment to empowering women and youth. The company operates five state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities across Egypt, producing soft drinks, energy drinks, malt beverages, hydration and sports beverages. Through its value chain, Coca-Cola HBC Egypt supports hundreds of thousands of direct and indirect jobs.