Mohammad Zaki, from a bicycle renter to a seller of spare parts for machinery

Mohammad Zaki Abdo was born in the city of Amuda in 1935. His professional career began when he was about 14 years old, when he was renting his bicycle to others, and discovered that his work was profitable and useful.

Then, he decided to open a bicycle sales shop in 1949 and continued working there for about 4 years until he joined the military service.

After the end of his military service, he had experience in the field of repair, and in 1960 he decided to move towards the field of repairing electrical, batteries and radios, and his shop became one of the first shops to provide these services in the Amuda area.

After 20 years had passed, “Mohammad Zaki” left his work in repair in search of a more profitable job. He decided to go into the field of general spare parts for cars and other machines, and he has continued in this field until now.

Mohammad Zaki spoke to Aso News Network about the improvement of work in this field due to the increased presence of modern mechanisms, and he adds that success is achieved through initiative, perseverance, and the ability to adapt to changes.