Naghi unit launches new generation Ankai buses in KSA

Manahil International Co., member of Mohamed Yousuf Naghi & Brothers Group, has launched the new generation Ankai buses in Saudi Arabia.
Ankai is one of the largest bus manufacturing companies in China exporting to various countries.
At a ceremony held in Park Hyatt Jeddah, the new Ankai buses were revealed in the presence of Ankai Company Chairman Dai Maofang, Zhang Ming, commercial counsel for China, Mohamed Yousuf Naghi along with officials from the Kingdom’s transport sector.
The partnership of Manahil International Co. and Ankai was deemed as the most strategic one in terms of its commitment and dedication to the transport sector in the Kingdom.
Maofang added that Saudi Arabia is undoubtedly an important market for us and today this launch serves as another milestone for this strategic partnership between Ankai and Manahil International Co. The team of Ankai comprises professional work force of trainers and technicians that ensure rendering pristine services and technical support to an extensive number of Ankai buses running in the Kingdom across a wide array of customers.”
Mazen Yousuf, director for commercial vehicles at Mohamed Yousuf Naghi & Brothers Group mentioned that Ankai buses are “no less than their European counterparts in terms of their quality, performance, versatility and reliability” along with highest security standards.
The same has been attested by the usage of Ankai buses in the Kingdom for several years. There is a high level of trust involved for Ankai buses as they are broadly used during Haj and Umrah pilgrimage, general transportation for school students and tourism. We foresee that Ankai will successfully continue to serve in Saudi market with international standards in terms of features and latest technology.”
All buses of Ankai come with roadside assistance plans with a network of mobile workshops that ensure complete customer satisfaction; yet another evidence that Ankai is dedicated to serve its customers with utmost professionalism and superlative service standards.