The Supply Ministry has issued tenders for four logistics zones in Behera, Gharbiyah, and Sharqiyah that are expected to draw in c. USD 13 bn in investments, Minister Ali El Moselhy said yesterday, Al Mal reports. The ministry is also working on four logistics zones in Asyut, Luxor, Beni Suef, and Aswan, that are costing it USD 1.5 bn each and are expected to collectively draw in USD 7-12 bn-worth of investments, according to El Moselhy.
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