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Egypt Secures $35 Billion UAE Investment for Mediterranean Development

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  • Egypt unveils a $35 billion UAE investment for Ras El Hekma’s development.
  • The deal could escalate to $150 billion, setting a historic benchmark for Egypt’s economic revival.

 

Egypt has inked a groundbreaking agreement with the United Arab Emirates to develop a prime section of its Mediterranean coast, projected to bring in $35billion in investments over the coming two months.

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