A delegation from the UK’s CDC Group and subsidiary Globeleq discussed potential investments with a number of state officials in Cairo yesterday, including the ministers of transport and electricity, as well as Suez Canal Authority head Mohab Mamish. UK ambassador John Cassin, who attended the meeting, said that 2018 would usher in a series of new investments by UK companies in Egypt.
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