A delegation headed by top presidential aide Ibrahim Mahlab is heading to Guinea today to develop the country as an export market for Egypt’s goods, Vice President of the Federation of Egyptian Industries’ furniture division Abdel Halim Al Iraqi tells Al Borsa. The delegation will be focused on discussing the potential establishment of a logistics center in Guinea from which Egypt can export its products to the remainder of the continent. Mahlab will be accompanied by representatives from the health and education ministries, as well as companies from various industries.
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