CAIRO- Egyptian Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Co-operation Rania Mashaat discussed with Head of the European Union Delegation to Egypt, Ambassador Christian Berger, bilateral co-operation in the coming period as well as the implementation of the macroeconomy mechanism.
Mashat highlighted the major development between Egypt and the EU with the support of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi and EU President Ursula von der Leyen, underlining the historic ties between both sides.
She asserted keenness on enhancing relations with bilateral and multilateral development partners under the state’s development vision.
She noted that the ministry works on implementing directives on proceeding with the economic reform, developing industry and focusing on health and education files.
The minister touched on the macroeconomic support mechanism, the first tranche of which was signed with the European Union during the Egyptian-European Investment Conference.
She noted that coordination is underway with relevant national authorities to implement several structural reform measures under this tranche which is meant to bolster the private sector participation in the development process, promote transition to a green economy, and prop up macroeconomic stability.
For his part, EU ambassador Berger congratulated Mashat for holding both the planning and international cooperation portfolios, wishing her success in her new post.
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