Caroline Moussa, Ambassador of the Republic of Malawi in Cairo, received a delegation of Egyptian-African businessmen EABA headed by Dr. Yousrey El Sharkawi And a team of heads and deputy chairmen of the association’s committees, including Eng. Hussein Al-Ghazawi, head of the Energy Committee Dr. Sherif Suleiman, head of the Export Committee, Professor Karim Al-Barqouqi, Vice-Chairman of the Export Committee, Dr. Dalia Abul-Majd, Vice-Chairman of the Committee on Governmental Relations and Communication Affairs, and Al-Muhandash Mohammed Sabah, Vice-Chairman of the International Trade Commission. The meeting was attended by Mr. Roy Auf, Deputy Ambassador. In Cairo and members of the embassy.
At the beginning of the meeting, the ambassador Caroline Moussa welcomed the delegation of the association and praised the association’s intense communication and great interest in creating a new spirit in addressing the African financial and business community and with a new formulation and serious steps that stem from basic and well-established concepts based on the belief that the problems of Africa will only be solved by the people of Africa the continent.
Ambassador Ali stressed that the experience of the new Egypt under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi is a pioneering and inspiring experience, and that we look forward to joint cooperation with all Egyptian investors and traders in various sectors, and we have many investment opportunities ready to be presented with incentive packages, special mechanisms and facilities in the construction, building, agriculture, tobacco and tea production sectors. We also have promising opportunities to receive Egyptian products in the textile sector, electrical and household appliances and kitchen equipment, and there is an Egyptian presence in Malawi and we aspire to increase in joint cooperation. The land is in Malawi with all facilities and guarantees available.
For his part, Dr. Yousrey ElSharkawy, chairman of the Egyptian-African Businessmen Association, expressed his thanks and gratitude. He conveyed the thanks of the association’s members to the Republic of Malawi, its leader and people, and explained the association’s role, goals, and axes of hard work that we are working on. However, it is a strategic market in terms of creating opportunities and needs and asking its sovereignty to present the required investment opportunities, specifically in the sectors of agriculture, food security, education, public health, medicine, software, digital transformation and alternative energy, stressing that these opportunities receive attention from investors of various categories and sizes,,
ElSharkawi stressed the importance of sovereign agreements and raising the ceiling of incentives and return on investment in the opportunities offered in the agricultural sector. Which in turn works to enhance the movement of exports and imports in a way that positively affects a gradual improvement in transport prices.
The two sides reviewed many points in an open discussion with the aim of discussing aspects of future cooperation and convergence of views in a way that supports the implementation and achievement of economic development goals in the two countries.