Madbouly said the government has already held three meetings to follow up on the president's directives announced during the inauguration of the Strategic Command Headquarters in the New Capital.
The financing package includes a €35 million investment grant from the European Union and a €2 million technical cooperation grant from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
The logistics zone will be developed on a 30-feddan site in Toshka, Aswan Governorate, to serve the planned dry port in the area and support trade, transport, and logistics activities across Upper Egypt.
The meeting explored ways to expand development and investment partnerships between Egypt and Norway, while reaffirming the strong economic, development, and humanitarian ties between the two countries.
The report highlights Egypt’s progress in implementing the 2030 Agenda despite global economic and geopolitical challenges.