Dec.08 -- Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Maait is expecting healthy economic growth in 2021 and 2022 as more covid-19 vaccines get rolled out around the world. He is also driving a campaign to cut borrowing costs and stoke rebounding demand for Egypt’s notes in the last few weeks. He spoke exclusively on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East.”
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
03:50
Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Pledges Need For Cash Will Be Met In Due Course
-
02:25
It’s not a new currency, says Finance Minister Ncube
-
01:05
Egypt seeks self-sufficiency in petroleum during 2022-2023
-
07:14
South African Finance Minister Issued With Summons
-
02:27
Football: AFCON 2022 draw results out, Nigeria and Egypt drawn in same group
-
06:48
The Geopolitics of Egypt | US Egypt Relations in 2021
-
01:07
Mali: New prime minister sets priorities towards civilian rule in 2022
-
02:44
S. African Finance Minister To Appear In Court On Nov. 2
-
01:54
Dazzling fireworks let off in Egypt to mark arrival of 2021
-
01:19
Ghana's ex-finance minister charged over bank collapse
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
01:07
Rebel forces in Ethiopia's Tigray launch new offensive
-
03:26
Eswatini Public Sector Workers Face Violent Repression for Strike Action
-
01:05
Much needed food aid reaches the Central African Republic
-
01:22
Ivory Coast nabs terrorist leader after deadly border post raid
