The project is envisioned as a large-scale platform supporting data centers, cloud computing, AI and digital services, with the parties reviewing its preliminary size, implementation phases and potential investment and technology opportunities.
He expressed Egypt’s interest in expanding partnerships with U.S. companies in the sector, highlighting the strategic importance of maritime transport to bilateral economic cooperation.
Paul Diamond said the use of U.S. security systems can help facilitate trade between Egypt, the United States and other Western markets, given the trust placed in American technology and suppliers.
Mitchell said Washington is working to build partnerships with Egypt that expand trade and investment and contribute to the country’s economic prosperity.
Silverman said the U.S. backs Egypt’s efforts under its Vision 2030 framework, stressing that stronger maritime infrastructure would create broader opportunities for economic cooperation between the two countries.
