Trade and Industry Minister Tarek Kabil discussed increasing the International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) investments in Egypt during a meeting with an IFC delegation last Thursday, Al Mal reports. The IFC is eyeing investments in energy, fertilizer and petrochemical production, service, and agricultural projects, in addition to SMEs, according to Kabil.
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