AMATEC prepared several EIA studies for different projects in different governorates from Alexandria to Aswan
Our Vision
To contribute effectively in the protection of environmental resources and health & safety of the labor force, without hindering economic development, in the Arab world.
Our Mission
Providing various environmental consultancy and services to all industrial and commercial organizations with the highest quality according to the latest scientific researches.
Our Values
Efficiency, Team Spirit, Honesty, Creativity, and Achievement.
AMATEC
Pure Life is Our Business
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EIA studies
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Environmental Monitoring
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Hazardous Wastes Management
About AMATEC
AMATEC Consulting Foundation for Environmental & Scientific Assistance is considered to be one of the major consultancy offices in Egypt because of its previous track history since its foundation in 1999, through large team work consisting of university professors specialized in different environmental fields from both inside or outside Egypt.
Also AMATEC had certified from Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency EEAA to transport different hazardous wastes securely to landfills and approved facilities for disposal, and hence preserves the environment from exposure to pollutants which may destroy the resources and adversely affect human health and living organisms.
For More Information
Prof. Ashraf A. Zahran
- Professor of Air Pollution | Institute of Environmental Studies and Research
- Main consultant of AMATEC Consulting Foundation
- Ph.D. (Environmental Studies, Air Pollution Monitoring, Modeling, and Distribution Over Urban Area Case Study: Alexandria City, Egypt.), Institute of Graduate Studies & Research, Alexandria University, Egypt, 2002.
- M.Sc., (Environmental Studies, Bio-monitoring of Fluoride from A Point Source – AIR POLLUTION), Institute of Graduate Studies & Research, Alexandria University, Egypt, 1993.
- Diploma of Environmental Studies in “Energy Conservation”, Department of Environmental Studies, Institute of Graduate Studies & Research, Alexandria University, Egypt, 1988.