News
30 November 2015

Afreximbank to help Egypt's foreign currency liquidity

Region:
Middle East & Africa

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is set to arrange a facility of up to $1 billion to boost the bid by Egypt's central bank to improve foreign currency liquidity. The facility will support imports of essential goods towards the sustenance of industrial activity in the country.

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