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The National MENA, by Nada El Sawy (Excerpt Egypt's historic Mogamma building set for restoration) The Mogamma was built in the 1950s and is synonymous with government bureaucracy. David Degner / The National The country's sovereign fund and Ministry of Planning has signed a $220 contract with international companies to...

Egypt's sovereign fund aims to increase its investment portfolio to $1.5bln - Vimarsana News

Egypt's sovereign fund aims to increase its investment portfolio to $1.5bln

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US companies win $19bn contract to develop Egypt's Tahrir Complex - Vimarsana News

US companies win $19bn contract to develop Egypt's Tahrir Complex

Egypt has signed an alliance with several American companies worth 3.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($19 billion) to develop the Tahrir Complex located in downtown Cairo. The Tahrir Complex, also known ...

Egypt's sovereign fund aims to increase its investment portfolio to $1.5bn - Vimarsana News

Egypt's sovereign fund aims to increase its investment portfolio to $1.5bn

Egypt's sovereign fund aims to increase its investment portfolio in 2022 to 23 billion Egyptian pounds ($1.5 billion) between managed, owned or liquid assets, its executive director has said. Ayman Soliman pledged to increase cooperation with various sovereign funds during the coming period, including those from the Gulf. He stated that the green economy, infrastructure,

Egypt's Sovereign Fund denies Tahrir Complex will be sold to investors - Vimarsana News

Egypt's Sovereign Fund denies Tahrir Complex will be sold to investors

Deserted Cape Verde hankers for its tourists Tourists, drawn to Cape Verde’s gentle hospitality, year-round warmth and turquoise seas, account for a full quarter of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) Updated 17 April 2021 April 17, 2021 01:40 TARRAFAL, Cape Verde: Way back in B.C. — Before COVID — Domingos Pereira made a living as a tourist guide, showing visitors the many natural wonders of Cape Verde. Today, the 26-year-old is in limbo, like tens of thousands of others on the Atlantic archipelago, whose economy depends hugely on the vacation industry. “I’ve been going f...