An Indian business delegation discussed investment prospects with Federation of Egyptian Industries’ (FEI) boss Mohamed Elsewedy yesterday, Youm7 reports. The delegation included investors in the fields of textile, petrochemicals, motorbike manufacturing, electronics, locomotives, shipbuilding, railway, and food production. Company representatives also sat down with Prime Minister Sherif Ismail to discuss their potential investments in the country, according to a statement from the Ismail cabinet.
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