Geyushi Showcases Egyptian Manufacturing Excellence at “Trans-North Africa” in Benghazi, Libya

CAIRO – January 15, 2026

Geyushi Automotive Industry, an Egyptian premier bus manufacturer, officially announced its participation in the Trans-North Africa 2026 – International Transport and Logistics Exhibition and Conference. The event is set to take place at the Libya Expo grounds in Benghazi from January 19 to 21, 2026.

During the exhibition, Geyushi will display its latest production line, featuring “Dahab” luxury coach; designed for the tourism sector and intercity travel, offering the highest levels of passenger comfort. In addition to “Horus” minibus; representing an ideal solution for urban mass transportation.

Mr. Khaled Geyushi – Vice Chairman and Managing Director – stated that Geyushi aims to provide advanced transportation solutions and competitive products that meet the needs of fleet operators and tourism companies in the Libyan market and the region with a focus on operational efficiency and a commitment to global green transition trends, noting that participation in this exhibition seeks to build strategic partnerships, including the provision of after-sales services and technical support.

In the same context, Geyushi is a premier Egyptian buses and coaches’ manufacturer, operating a state-of-the-art industrial facility in 10th of Ramadan City, spanning 100,000 square meters with 5000 units’ annual production capacity. Producing vehicles ranging from 8 to 12 meters in length, Geyushi remains committed to delivering innovative transport solutions that support the national economy and fulfill the requirements of the MENA markets with world-class quality.

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