By Sama Marwan,
Egypt and China have recently expanded their economic cooperation with new trade agreements aimed at boosting mutual exports and investments.
These agreements are part of Egypt’s efforts to attract more foreign investment and create jobs, particularly in the renewable energy and infrastructure sectors.
As part of the deal, Chinese companies will be heavily involved in building green energy plants in Egypt, as well as enhancing technological industries in the region.
Additionally, China has promised to invest more in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone, which serves as a major global trade hub.
Egypt, in return, seeks to increase its agricultural and textile exports to China, aiming to strengthen its economic growth and diversify its revenue streams
