Egypt’s NBE bank targets $2.5 bln external loans in FY2019
27/08/2018National Bank of Egypt (NBE) is looking to raise its foreign debt by $1 billion to reach $2.5 billion in financial year 2018/2019, vice chairman Yehia Abu Al Fotouh said..
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National Bank of Egypt (NBE) is looking to raise its foreign debt by $1 billion to reach $2.5 billion in financial year 2018/2019, vice chairman Yehia Abu Al Fotouh said..
Egypt had injected around 100 billion Egyptian pounds ($5.6 billion) to date on the low-income citizens’ residential units within the framework of the social housing project. Egypt provides residential units.
Minister of Petroleum Tarek el-Molla has discussed with John J. Christmann, the Chief Executive Officer and President of US Apache Corporation, means to expand the company’s exploration activities in Egypt..
The Finance Ministry announced in a press statement on Tuesday that it is considering a new coin currency equal to two pounds to ease change issues, which would better facilitate.
The finance ministry of Egypt has started the implementation of a new system to monitor state agencies’ financial transactions. The Government Financial Management Information System, which is part of the.
The natural market gas in the Eastern Mediterranean is in full ebullition – with Egypt determined to be the center of this regional marketplace. The country faces challenges, including maintaining.
The Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr signed the regulatory framework for licensing single-shareholder companies, according to a ministry statement on Wednesday. Nasr stated that the sole proprietorship.
Egypt’s central bank is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its next policy meeting and hold back on more rate cuts this year until inflation steadies, a Reuters.
Egypt and Tunisia have agreed to promote joint trade relations and remove all of the challenges facing the flow of trade exchange and joint investments between the two sides. Both.
Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Ma’it said the country will reduce its public debt to 92 percent of the GDP in the budget of the current fiscal year 2018-2019, state-run Ahram.