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Egypt targets $US5.6 billion in revenues from IPO by the end of 2024 - Vimarsana News

Egypt targets $US5.6 billion in revenues from IPO by the end of 2024

Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said that the government IPO program will enhance his country’s ability to meet financing needs, aiming to achieve revenues of up to US$5.6 billion by the end of 2024.

The dragon is expanding its tentacles in the Sahel; the world must support India - Vimarsana News

The dragon is expanding its tentacles in the Sahel; the world must support India

For now, China maintains a low profile in the Sahel, primarily concerned with protecting millions of Chinese citizens living and working in the region, as well as safeguarding its investments

Accelerate, building China-Africa Community with shared future - Vimarsana News

Accelerate, building China-Africa Community with shared future

In November 2021, the Eighth Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) Ministerial Conference was successfully convened in Dakar, Senegal.

China seeks closer cooperation with Africa - Vimarsana News

China seeks closer cooperation with Africa

Mr Lu Kun, the Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, has called for closer cooperation between China and Africa for the mutual benefit of the people. “China is the largest developing country, while Africa is the continent with the largest number of developing countries. Developing solidarity and cooperation with African countries has…

Europe-Africa Relations Strained by Pandemic Tensions - Vimarsana News

Europe-Africa Relations Strained by Pandemic Tensions

The sixth AU-EU summit is taking place against the backdrop of growing tensions between Africa and Europe, in large part due to Europe’s responses to the pandemic, including the EU’s travel bans slapped on South Africa and its neighbors, as well as what several African Union leaders have referred to as “vaccine apartheid.”