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Abstract:(Reuters) – Egypt expects to reach a new programme with the International Monetary Fund “within months”, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said on Sunday in a televised news conference.
Reuters – Egypt expects to reach a new programme with the International Monetary Fund “within months”, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said on Sunday in a televised news conference.
In March, Egypt said it was in talks with the IMF about potential funds in addition to technical support to hedge against the economic effects of the RussiaUkraine crisis, should it be prolonged.
“There have been discussions by the finance ministry and the central bank with the IMF, we are moving in great strides,” Madbouly said. “I dont want to get ahead of events, but within a very few months the programme will be in operation.”
“We are working according to procedures and official visits are expected in order to agree on the programme in a detailed manner,” he added.
The Ukraine crisis cut into tourism revenue, pushed up the cost of commodity imports and prompted foreign investors to flee, but Cairo has since received billions of dollars in financial support from several Gulf Arab states.
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