Investment Minister Sahar Nasr met with Romanian Ambassador Mihai Stefan to discuss the implementation of four MoUs signed in July, according to a ministry statement. The MoUs covered cooperation on investment, entrepreneurship, SMEs, agriculture and irrigation. Nasr also expressed Egypt’s interest in attracting Romanian investments in transportation and energy. Nasr also offered Romania a stake in the ministry’s Egypt Ventures fund, which was co-established with the Saudi Fund for Development, and NI Capital last March, according to Al Borsa. The meeting also touched on preparations for November’s joint committee meetings, which will see officials from both countries in attendance.
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