With the development of the human intellect, industrialization progressed toward the mechanical and electronic manufacturing and then to micro and Nano industries. Industrialization will ultimately continue to develop in order to keep pace with the progress of the human mind.

International experiences also proved that the car industry has led the progress and development at all economic levels. A single car needs about 13,000 components that require huge investments for the manufacturing of engines, gearboxes and electric and electronic devices.

Metals are also required for the doors and bodies. These components need big factories with high costs; here comes the need for big investments to produce these components. Opportunities are available here for investments to produce other components. There are components that only need small enterprises, such as bolts and nuts. Therefore, the car industry requires big, medium and small enterprises that will no doubt help the economy of a nation.

Entering into the car industry must be done in phases, the first one of which is assembly. A car manufacturing company should be hosted to assemble here all the brands it produces. During the assembling phase, national manpower would be trained. Other industries in the area of car manufacturing could also be invited to assemble their products here. During this period, the need will arise for other components the parent company may consider more economical if produced locally. Hence, more industries would be established in the country, which would in turn result in technology transfers and training of manpower.

Subsequently, research centers would be established to develop the manufacturing of components. We would appreciate the need for the establishment of special factories to produce car components when we know that a car manufacturing company has 5,000 factories to supply it with components.

It is obvious that a car industry can breed other industries in the electric, electronic and mechanical fields, in addition to other metals, plastics, wood, chemical, glass and furniture industries.

Each of these industries would itself need other industries to supply it with raw materials and other requirements. Thus a single industry can breed more industries. The legitimate question which should be asked here is: Is the car industry a necessity or a luxury?

It is clear from what has been said above that a car industry is a necessity for any country that aspires to achieve industrial progress and add value to the national economy.

Thus the introduction of car assembling would ensure a shift in society from being predominantly consumer-based to becoming a producer, too. Any country that starts up a car-manufacturing industry will not be lazy but will be working hard, because competition is sharp.