The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) has asked banks to monitor activity on accounts held by Syrian customers, Al Shorouk reports, citing unnamed banking sources. The newspaper says that while no restrictions were being placed on Syrian residents, the CBE is stepping up vigilance to ward against money laundering and potential ties to banned organizations.
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