N.C.S. Of Cairo, Egypt Appoints Pouch Terminal
A.T. Pouch Jr., president of Pouch Terminal, Inc., has announced its appointment as sales representative in the United States and Europe for the International Office for Navigation, Commerce, and Supply of Cairo, Egypt (N.C.S.).
N.C.S., as the Egyptian firm is known, operates in all Egyptian seaports. It is owned and operated by Esmat El Sadat and his sons, with offices in Cairo and Port of Alexandria. Its services include steamship "owners representatives," expediting of dock assignments, providing for ship repairs, and chandlery services.
N.C.S. is also interested in assisting American businesses in developing trade relations with Egypt.
Anyone interested in the services offered by N.C.S. can contact Mr. Pouch at the main office of Pouch Terminal, Inc., Edgewater Street, Clifton, Staten Island, N.Y. 10305, or at the company's sales office at One World Trade Center, New York City.
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