US commits first $125 million of five-year, $625 million pact to bring American companies into Egypt’s energy, AI and infrastructure sectors

Business Insider AfricaAyodeji Adegboyega · 6 November 2026 at 02:00

The United States has committed an initial $125 million under a new five-year economic framework designed to expand opportunities for American companies in Egypt and accelerate private-sector growth.
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