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Egypt Receives US$ 6.9 Billion Funding for 14 Pivotal Projects from World Bank


Sat 30 Sep 2023 | 12:43 PM
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Egypt is set to burgeon its developmental trajectory through a robust collaboration with the World Bank Group, embedding 14 transformative projects worth a substantial US$ 6.9 billion into its development framework. The outlined projects, which cut across critical sectors including education, health, sustainable infrastructure, social protection, housing, local development, finance, and the environment, are sculpted within the 2023-2027 Country Strategy.

In an expansive workshop helmed by Rania al-Mashat, Minister of International Cooperation, and the Governor of Egypt at the World Bank Group, stakeholders convened to synchronize on the momentum of ongoing projects, as well as to nurture the fertile partnership between Egypt and the World Bank, notably one of Egypt’s pivotal multilateral development partners. The collaborations are meticulously crafted to catapult Egypt’s national priorities and development vision into tangible advances across varied domains.

Al-Mashat accentuated the linchpin role of these international partnerships, particularly in elevating investments in human capital, forging sustainable infrastructure, and kindling the empowerment of the private sector. The spectrum of these collaborations spans the formulation of diagnostic reports in spheres of mutual interest, such as climate, development, public expenditure review, and demographics, seeding a foundation for strategic alignment and impactful intervention.

The imperative now, as explained by Al-Mashat, is to morph the insights from these diagnostic reports into implementable projects, ensuring that the gleaned intelligence translates to optimal, on-the-ground benefits that cascade through Egypt’s developmental sectors.

The dialogues within the workshop also sifted through enhancing coordination with the World Bank’s intermittent missions concerning the appraisal of ongoing projects and orchestrated discussions around the bank’s forthcoming annual meetings. Additionally, a roadmap to amplify the World Bank’s role and impact in Egypt’s development was placed under the lens, ensuring that the investment is sculpted to deliver maximum yield against Egypt’s targeted development outcomes.

In immersing into this hefty investment, Egypt is poised to not only advance its internal developmental targets but also solidify its stance as a beacon of developmental progression in the region. The streamlined projects, each strategically anchored to pivotal sectors, underscore a shared vision between Egypt and the World Bank Group, crafting a future where sustained development is not just envisioned but actively constructed