Egypt signs more MoUs with China: The Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce signed an MoU with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade that will see both sides cooperate on settling trade disputes between them, Trade and Industry Minister Tarek Kabil announced yesterday, according to Al Borsa. The Holding Company for Maritime and Land Transport is also preparing to sign three MoUs with Chinese automakers that will see them cooperate on freight transport, Ahram Gate reports. The agreements will be signed at the 2017 China-Arab States Expo that began yesterday and will run until 9 September.
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