Ayman Mukhtar, General Director of the Banque du Caire’s Corporate Credit Sector, announced that his bank has agreed this week to open a credit line worth $36 million for EGPC to import crude oil.
The second annual Energy and Future of Investment in Egypt Conference is scheduled to take place in Cairo May 25. The conference will be held under the auspices of Egypt’s Petroleum Minister Sherif Ismail and Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy Dr. Mohamed Shaker.
After Ministry of Petroleum's announcement earlier last month of the arrival of a 2nd terminal in August of this year. EGAS reported that plans to receive the floating terminal in Ain Sokhna have changed for security reasons.
The debt of the Ministry of Petroleum to the Ministry of Finance has climbed to reach EGP 100bn. The main reason for that was the Ministry’s effort to pay accumulating arrears to foreign partners.
A consortium of ten banks is offering a loan of $1.3bn, EGP 10bn, of financing to the state-run Egyptian Electric Holding Company (EEHC) with new terms.
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates deposited $6bn with Egypt's Central Bank, the bank's governor said, a sign that the gulf powers remain committed to propping up the Egyptian economy.