The meeting also delved into the investment plans for the current fiscal year, FY2024/2025, which allocate approximately EGP 99.9 billion to fund 48 key projects
This financing is part of a larger €5 billion support package from the EU, with €1 billion already received by the Egyptian government in December.
During the session, the ministers held bilateral talks to explore ways to deepen cooperation, emphasizing the importance of regular committee meetings to accelerate development and foster stronger ties
The initiative aims to promote green transformation in Egypt and is aligned with development efforts in Egypt.
Among the agreements was a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in investment, signed between the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones and the Romanian Agency for Investments and Foreign Trade.
