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Egypt, World Bank Sign Agreements Worth 1.15 Billion Dollars in 2020 to Support Over 30 Million Egyptian People: Minister of International Cooperation
Within the framework of the Ministry of International Cooperation's vision to strengthen economic relations with multilateral and bilateral development partners in order to meet Egypt’s development financing needs
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Ministry of International Cooperation, World Bank Release New Economic Report: ‘From Crisis to Economic Transformation - Unlocking Egypt’s Productivity and Job-Creation Potential’
Ministry of International Cooperation and the World Bank Group release a new Economic report titled: ‘Economic Monitor Report: From Crisis to Economic Transformation’ Minister of International Cooperation, H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, affirmed that the report reflects Egypt’s story of resilience that has been singled out on the global stage Marina Wes, World Bank Country Director for Egypt, states that Egypt managed to maintain a solid macroeconomic performance in 2020 due to bold reforms in the past few years
Read MoreEgypt secures financing agreements in 2020 worth $7.308 billion: Minster of International Cooperation
Ministry of International Cooperation has succeeded in securing financing agreements in 2020 worth $7.308 billion for various priority sectors A decade of action and delivery – the Ministry has been committed to chart the course for development financing to accelerate progress to the Sustainable Development Goals
Read MoreSiwa's Shali Village Restoration reflects the shared values with the European Union to protect cultural heritage: Al-Mashat
Minister of International Cooperation, Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, visited the inauguration of European Union-funded conservation project of Shali village in Siwa Oasis in the governorate of Matrouh.
Read MoreIn-between The Digital World: Entrepreneurship and youth lie at the heart of development in the digital economy, says Al-Mashat
In the virtual panel, “Digital Transformation for Economic Recovery” to launch the initiative Grow ‘Stronger’ with Google on October 26th, Minister of International Cooperation, H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat spoke about the impact digital transformation has on the world, and how being able to adapt to a tech-based lifestyle is necessary for economic growth.
Read MoreEgypt’s partnership with the United Nations remains indispensable: Al Mashat
Minister of International Cooperation, Resident Coordinator of the United Nations Chair Periodic Meeting of Steering Committee for the Partnership Development Framework with the United Nations
Read MoreEgypt Participates in European SDG Summit for the First time through Minister Rania Al Mashat Sustainable Supply chains is a Shared Duty Between Public and Private Sector: Al Mashat
Al Mashat notes that enabling sustainable supply chains is a shared duty between the public and private sector Governments and policy makers should practice “stakeholder capitalism to achieve sustainability There is a shift in development cooperation to a new paradigm – development cooperation effectiveness
Read MoreEgypt Parliament Approves 10 Agreements Worth Over 400 Million Dollars to Support Farmers, Women and Youth: Al Mashat
Minister of International Cooperation, H.E. Dr. Rania Al Mashat, announced that Egypt’s parliament approved 10 agreements worth over 400 million dollars to support agriculture, women empowerment and small and medium enterprises, which promotes sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
Read MoreEgypt, Ukraine Outline New Path for 2021/22 Cooperation to Boost Entrepreneurship , Investment and Trade
• Minister of International Cooperation, H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, held a meeting with a high-level Ukrainian delegation to chart new path for cooperation • Eighth session of the Egyptian-Ukrainian Joint Committee for Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation will be held in Cairo during the first quarter of 2021 • Egypt remains the largest trading partner of Ukraine in Africa and the Middle East.
Read MoreMinistry of International Cooperation Holds Meeting of Experts to Kick Off Joint Egyptian-Iraqi Committee
The Egyptian-Iraqi joint committee aims to deepen bilateral ties and enhance economic diplomacy among Arab countries. The joint committee will also encourage investments between the countries, particularly in industry, agriculture, energy, tourism and construction
Read MoreEgypt Pioneers as Regional Leader in Sustainable Development Goals Assessment: Al Mashat
Minister of International Cooperation, H.E. Dr. Rania Al Mashat, congratulated Egypt for scoring the highest implementation for the Sustainable Development Goals by 50% in the region, according to a report by the United Nations ESCWA.
Read MoreHeaded by the Ministry of International Cooperation, the joint Egyptian-Iraqi High Committee Meetings With Experts Launch in Baghdad
Yesterday on Wednesday, located in Iraq’s capital city Baghdad, a meeting of experts from the joint Egyptian-Iraqi High Committee was heled and chaired by Mr. Tariq Al Shaarawi, Adviser to the Minister of International Cooperation and Supervisor of the Arab and African Cooperation Sector, with Mr. Walid Habib Al Helou, Undersecretary of the Iraqi Ministry of Trade.
Read MoreHSBC Global Emerging Markets Forum: Minister Al Mashat Showcases Egypt’s Economic Resilient Recovery from Global Reports despite the pandemic
H.E. Minister of International Cooperation, Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, explains what was behind Egypt’s success story in achieving economic growth in the Middle East and North Africa region H.E. Minister Dr. Rania Al Mashat that multilateral cooperation is essential to achieving faster recovery for all, as “global problems require global solutions,” H.E. Minister Dr. Rania Al Mashat discusses how the ministry is working to reform Egypt’s image through the Global Partnerships Narrative
Read MoreInvestment in Africa’s untapped private sector is key to resilient economic recovery: Al Mashat
• H.E. Dr. Rania Al Mashat, urged for the World Bank and international institutions to tap into Africa’s private sector • African governors presented a 2020 memorandum in which they called for the WBG to be bolder and more innovative in their approaches to boost countries’ capacities • The memorandum calls for more support in regards to institutional capacity building and providing technical assistance to structure and manage public and private partnerships (PPP) transactions in Africa
Read MoreMinister of International Cooperation, Japan Sign $9.5 million Grant to Support Health Sector for COVID-19
Minister of International Cooperation, H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, signed with H.E Masaki Noke, Ambassador of Japan to Egypt, at the Ministry's headquarters, a Japanese grant worth one billion yen
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