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This picture taken on November 1, 2022 shows a view of the skyline of Egypt's capital Cairo, showing the landmark Cairo Tower (2nd-L) built in 1961, the Cairo Opera House (3rd-L below), the high-rise building used as the headquarters of the foreign ministry (C), the Egyptian Radio and Television Union headquarters building (3rd-R), and the Sofitel (2nd-R) and Ramses Hilton (R) hotel buildings. (Photo by Amir MAKAR / AFP) Image used for illustrative purpose.
Arab finance: The Egyptian government has invested $300 billion in infrastructure development over the past decade, Minister of Investments and Foreign Trade Hassan El-Khatib said.
This came during a roundtable meeting with several Egyptian and foreign officials to discuss key economic and investment matters.
During the meeting, the minister stressed the importance of maintaining infrastructure development efforts to achieve economic growth of at least 6% to 7%.
He highlighted that cooperation between the public and private sectors is crucial for achieving sustainable development, stressing the need to improve the investment landscape by enhancing transparency and ensuring clarity of economic policies.
He added that this could contribute to luring further investments, with a focus on renewable energy.
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