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he Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) state electricity company, Société Nationale d’Électricité (SNEL), and Dubai-based independent power producer, AMEA Power, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to begin exploring the production of 30 megawatts of power in the DRC.

n a move signaling an improvement in the relationship between the two countries, Qatar will invest USD 5 billion in Egypt, according to government sources.

of USD 491 million, according to Magnitt’s 2021 Egypt Venture Capital Report.

PayU, a unit of South African multinational holding company, Nasper’s Ltd., and Egypt’s largest bank, National Bank of Egypt, have invested in Egyptian fintech firm Lucky. The funds will be used to allow Lucky to expand into the Middle East.

Botswana’s Investment and Trade Centre states that the country offers a range of general and sector-specific investment incentives and no foreign exchange controls.

Meetings in Rabat saw discussions on how to further cooperation between the two countries.

Egypt’s startup environment continues to attract regional and international investments.

Egypt is a major trading partner for the UAE, and represents a gateway to Africa, according to the UAE’s Ambassador to Cairo.

Egypt’s construction and project sector continues to grow and includes major infrastructure projects.

Algerian-Bahraini trade revolves around metals and electrical components. Both countries seek to increase trade between the two nations.