Sharp plant in Egypt

Sharp plant in Egypt

CAIRO, Egypt - Japanese Ambassador to Egypt Toshiro Suzuki (2nd from L front) receives an explanation during an opening ceremony for a refrigerator manufacturing plant of Japanese electronics maker Sharp Corp. in Quesna near Cairo on April 15, 2014.

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