Egypt, UAE's IRH explore cooperation in finance, mining
Mehra stressed that IRH views cooperation with Egypt as part of a long-term vision and highlighted the country's significant potential in mining.
He added that the company is keen to transfer its expertise and apply its successful models, already implemented in other countries, to the Egyptian market.
During the talks, Mehra presented proposals for financing mechanisms and models of technical and technological support.
Both sides agreed to establish a timetable for implementing phases of cooperation in finance and mining.
Badawi underlined that the partnership represents a new model of strategic cooperation, combining sustainable financing with modern technology to maximize the benefits of mineral resources and wealth, serving the interests of both the state and investors.
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