Egyptian Finance Minister and Chairman of the Comprehensive Health Insurance Authority, Mohamed Maait, reviewed a report on the results of the visit by a delegation from the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) to the branch of the General Authority for Comprehensive Health Insurance in Ismailia, the Ismailia Medical Complex, and the Family Medicine Center in al-Shuhada.
Egypt aims to raise approximately USD 6.5 billion (EGP 200.8 billion) through the privatisation of state-owned companies and assets by the end of this year, Minister of Finance Mohamed Maait announced on 13 February, according to a press release on the ministry’s website. “[The programme] contributes to attracting more investments, maximising the role of the
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Egypt's gross public debt up 13.1% to 95.6% of GDP in FY 2022/23: Finance Minister dailynewsegypt.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dailynewsegypt.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Fitch Ratings, one of the ‘Big Three’ credit rating agencies, downgraded Egypt's sovereign credit rating – an assessment of a country’s ability to meet its foreign currency obligations – from B+ to B for the first time in a decade. Fitch’s decision, announced on 5 May, reflects the agency’s pessimistic outlook on the Egyptian economy.
The minister in a statement released by his department said the recent Fitch rating of the Egyptian economy at the B level with a negative outlook reflected the agency’s assessment of the need for external funding amid global financial conditions unfavorable for the developing nations.
In its drive to reinforce commitment and partnership with stakeholders, Africa Finance Corporation, the continent’s leading infrastructure solutions provider, will convene the 3rd edition of its Country & Stakeholder Symposium on the 4th of April 2023. Under the theme, “partnering for resilience and sustainable growth in turbulent times,” the event…