Egypt signs deals to resolve 1980s debt

Egypt has signed two framework agreements to resolve longstanding financial entanglements worth 196 billion Egyptian pounds dating back to the 1980s, aimed at improving the financial balance of national entities and easing the burden on the general budget. The first agreement involves settling the debts of the National Investment Bank owed by water and sanitation companies, amounting to 62.2 billion pounds. The second agreement addresses the settlement of the National Investment Bank's debts owed to the Urban Development Authority and the Agricultural Authority, totaling 133.5 billion pounds and 306 million pounds respectively, through the end of 2025. This move aims to strengthen developmental efforts and improve the performance of government agencies and the overall economic framework.

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