US’ Exim Bank allocates USD 2 bn in funding for Egypt: The Export-Import Bank of the US has earmarked USD 2 bn in funding for Egypt “over the coming period,” board of directors member Judith Pryor said on Monday, according to Al Mal. Speaking at the US-Egypt Prosperity Forum organized by our friends at AmCham, Pryor said the bank is particularly interested in Egypt’s aviation, agriculture, ICT, and infrastructure sectors. She did not clarify the exact timeline for the earmarked funding.
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