Turkish companies participating in the Egyptian-Turkish business forum conference yesterday expressed interest in investing in Egypt’s pharma, fertilizer, engineering, CIT, and construction industries, but have yet to sign any official agreements, Al Borsa reports. According to Atilla Atasevin, the head of the Turkish businessmen’s association, investors from both countries are planning on holding a joint conference in September.
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