Egypt has struck a deal with Kuwait to receive monthly oil shipments at international prices. This follows the indefinite suspension of a preferential deal by Saudi Arabia. The kingdom had agreed to supply Egypt with 700,000 tons of oil a month. Yasser Hakim reports.
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