Égypte-actualités

L'Egypte et le Soudan veulent doubler  leurs échanges commerciaux et investissements et renforcer leur coopération  dans plusieurs secteurs, a déclaré vendredi le président égyptien Mohamed Morsi  à la fin de sa première visite officielle au Soudan.    "Nous avons convenu de la nécessité de profiter de toutes nos ressources  pour parvenir à une intégration complète, en lançant des projets agricoles  communs pour la sécurité alimentaire et en doublant le volume des échanges  commerciaux et des investissements", a affirmé M. Morsi lors d'une conférence  de presse commune avec son homologue soudanais Omar el-Béchir.    (...)

 

Pour stimuler les investissements, les deux pays vont établir un parc  industriel de 2 millions de m2 spécialisé dans la production d'étanol et de  produits pharmaceutiques dans le nord de Khartoum, a expliqué M. Morsi.    "Nous avons conclu des protocoles pour développer le tourisme, et la zone  de la mer Rouge", a-t-il ajouté assurant que le différend territorial entre les  deux pays dans cette région serait résolu.    Les deux dirigeants ont aussi promis que les liaisons routières entre leurs  pays étaient sur le point de fonctionner à nouveau, et M. Béchir a évoqué une  connexion ferroviaire.   

 

Plus: http://ennaharonline.com/fr/news/19541.html

The Egyptian Ambassador to South Africa Mr Sherif Naguib has urged the South African and Egyptian business communities to take advantage of the cordial bilateral relations that exist between the two countries to consider working together, in order to increase trade and investment between Egypt and South Africa.

Ambassador Naguib was speaking at the opening of the two day seminar on trade and investment opportunities between South Africa and Egypt (...).

 

"South Africa and Egypt have created a conducive political environment for business to operate in. The onus rests with business people from our countries to explore the multiple business opportunities that exist by establishing joint ventures and investing in various sectors of our respective economies," said Ambassador Naguib.

 

He added that Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has accepted President Zuma's invitation to the BRICS Leaders of Africa Dialogue that will be taking place in South Africa next month.

 

"President Morsi hopes that the BRICS Forum will serve as a springboard for more Egyptian and South African trade and investment missions," said Ambassador Naguib.

 

More on:http://allafrica.com/stories/201302191015.html

March 14, South Sudan and Egypt have inked five different agreements that seek to strengthen bilateral relations between them, and provide the latter investment opportunities in the new nation.

The five Memoranda of Understandings (MoUs) were signed Thursday during a meeting between the Egyptian Prime Minister, Hisham Qandil and South Sudan’s Vice-President, Riek Machar in the capital, Juba.

 

Agriculture, health, animal resources and fisheries were some of the key sectors that the agreements covered.

 

The Egyptian PM, accompanied by a large delegation of investors, pledged strong commitment to the existing bilateral relations between the Arab nation and South Sudan. (...)

 

Also discussed, was the prospect of Egypt’s involvement in to the country’s private section, an area with huge potential, but largely undeveloped.

The Arab Republic of Egypt was one of the first countries in the region to recognise the independence of South Sudan in July 2011, which resulted from the outcome of the referendum on self-determination, held six months earlier.

 

More on:  http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?article45837

 

Head of Egypt's Interest Section in Iran Khalid al-Said Ibrahim Amari says a large Egyptian economic delegation is due to arrive in the Islamic Republic later this week.

Amari told IRNA on Monday that a meeting on economic cooperation between Iran and Egypt would be held on February 19 and 20 in Iran’s capital, Tehran.

He added that the Egyptian delegation would comprise of economic activists and the representatives of various fields in Egypt’s private sector.

The Egyptian official added that the meeting would be chaired by Mohammad Nahavandian, the chairman of Iran's Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines.

Amari said the grounds and potentials for increasing economic cooperation between Iran and Egypt would be discussed at the meeting.

 

More on:http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2013/02/18/289550/economic-egypt-delegation-due-in-iran/