The World Bank plans to focus on improved governance, private sector job creation and social inclusion in Egypt under its 2021-2025 Country Partnership Framework, which the bank is currently drawing up, Planning Minister Hala El Said said in a statement yesterday. The bank is also expected to make funding available for Egypt’s human capital development, El Said said. The World Bank’s current framework, which came into effect in 2015, covered 13 development projects worth USD 5.84 bn. The current framework expires this year.
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