The Transport Ministry is reportedly days away from signing an agreement with Russia’s Transmashholding to purchase 1,300 new railway cars, Al Mal reports, citing a cabinet statement. A Russian-Hungarian banking consortium had offered to provide the Egyptian National Railways (ENR) with a loan to finance the purchase of the railway cars from Transmashholding, which would carry an interest rate of 1.8%. Egypt will pay around EGP 17 bn to buy the cars, with delivery expected to take place within six months to a year.
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