29 billion pounds in the next budget: Madbouly government of Egypt continues the plan to support exporters

Published 2021년 3월 29일

Tridge summary

The Egyptian government is planning to increase exports to $100 billion by providing financial support to exporters and reducing industrial energy prices. The next budget will allocate 6 billion pounds to clear exporter arrears through a monetary payment initiative. The budget also includes additional funding for exporter support programs and the Export Development Fund. The Ministry of Finance will continue bearing the costs of reducing industrial energy prices. The Export Council for Agricultural Crops is working to open new markets and has already opened 15 countries for some Egyptian agricultural crops, with plans to open 18 more. The Egyptian Commercial Representation Office in Jordan is facilitating agreements to enhance cooperation between Egypt and Jordan in the agricultural crops sector.
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With the aim of reaching Egyptian exports to $ 100 billion within the next few years, the government continues actual steps to launch a plan to increase Egyptian exports, at a time when Egypt's exports reached about $ 25.2 billion last year, which needs to double exports 4 times. The draft budget for the next fiscal year reveals that the Ministry of Finance bears 6 billion pounds during the next fiscal year, in the form of installments that will be paid to banks in exchange for the obligations of the monetary payment initiative for the arrears of exporters, and it is expected that the volume of cash payment to exporters will reach about 21-23 billion pounds through this initiative. During the current fiscal year. The budget also includes the adoption of additional allocations to finance support programs and reimbursement of burdens to exporters to allow the payment of dues to exporters to the Export Development Fund, including the financing required for the first year of the ...
Source: Soutalomma

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