Egypt’s PM Reiterates Commitment to Expanding Private-Sector Role
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Egypt approves PPP projects for industrial wastewater treatment, desalination
Egypt’s Higher Committee for Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Affairs has approved a new package of infrastructure and service projects for implementation under public-private partnership arrangements, including industrial wastewater treatment plants, seawater desalination facilities and electricity infrastructure. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly chaired the committee’s meeting on Sunday, attended by several ministers and officials, and stressed…
Egypt’s PM reiterates commitment to expanding private-sector role
Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to expanding private-sector participation in economic activities and public services as Egypt pursues new public-private partnership (PPP) projects in water treatment, desalination, electricity infrastructure and supply chain management. Madbouly made the remarks on Sunday while chairing a meeting of the Higher Committee for Public-Private Partnership Affairs. He said ex…
The Higher Committee for Participation Affairs, chaired by Dr. Mustafa Madpole, President of the Council of Ministers, has approved the inclusion of three projects for participation with the private sector in preparation for submission to the private sector. The projects include the industrial drainage treatment plant resulting from the industrial dock area south of Port Said, with a capacity of 35,000 cubic metres per day in the first phase, an…
The meeting of the High Committee on Participation Affairs, on Sunday, approved a number of partnership projects with the private sector in several vital, service and development sectors. Dr. Mustafa Medpole, Prime Minister, chaired the meeting of the High Committee on Participation, emphasizing that strengthening the role of the private sector is an important focus on the Government ' s agenda during the current and coming period, through …
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