Egypt and Vietnam to sign five MoUs: Egypt and Vietnam will sign five MoUs, including ones that encourage investments between the two countries and promote stock exchange, according to a statement from the ministry. Investment Minister Sahar Nasr and Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) chairman Mohab Mamish discussed cooperation in fish farming, pharma, food industries, and shipbuilding with Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and a number of cabinet officials in Hanoi on Wednesday. Separately, the fifth Egyptian-Vietnamese Joint Committee convened and has decided it will be signing 8 MoUs in sectors including fish farming and tourism. The cabinet’s roadshow will be heading to Singapore next.
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