Egypt Post has signed an MoU with the Ahli United Bank to facilitate the transfer of remittances by Egyptians abroad through to its 4,000 nationwide branch network, Egypt Post head Essam El Sagheer tells Al Shorouk. The agreement also allows Egypt Post to offer some e-payment solutions to SMEs that are bank clients.
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