Egypt has agreed on preliminary deals with Kuwaiti companies for the establishment of petrochemical projects worth $6.8 billion.
Egypt has agreed on preliminary deals with Kuwaiti companies for the establishment of petrochemical projects worth $6.8 billion, the government said. Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab signed MoU with Kuwaiti companies involving projects due to start in three to five years, it said in a statement.
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