The Tahya Misr Fund will begin implementing a EGP 320 mn plan to develop Aswan, according to an Investment and International Cooperation Ministry statement. The plan includes water, sanitation, and housing projects in Nasr El Nouba and Karkar Valley worth EGP 170 mn and set for completion before the end of June 2018. The Fund will also finance a EGP 250 mn project to support women in collaboration with Nasser Social Bank. Tahya Misr also signed a cooperation agreement with the Immigration Ministry to ease the transfer of donations from Egyptian expats.
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