Investment Minister Sahar Nasr and the US Embassy’s Chargé d'Affaires Thomas Goldberger have signed for an EGP 2.2 mn USAID grant to the Egyptian Red Crescent to support the survivors of last year’s Rawda mosque attack, according to the US Embassy in Cairo. The grant will cover psychological and social support to families who lost loved ones in the bloodiest terrorist attack in Egypt’s modern history.
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