Today, Friday 2-12-2022, we saw a slew of important economic news, local or global, the most notable of which is the increase in the gold pricesIn today’s Friday morning transactions, about £10, and the price of 21 carats was about £1560, and Dr. Rania Al-Mashat called, Minister of International Cooperation and Governor of Egypt for the World Bank Group, with David Malpass, President of the World Bank Group.
Gold prices recorded £1560 for 21 carats for the first time in history
Gold prices have risen, in today’s Friday morning trades, by about £10, and 18-karat has recorded a value of £1,337, and the price of 21-karat has reached about £1,560, and the price of 24 karat rose to 1783 pounds, and the gold pound registered 12480 pounds.
Rania Al-Mashat and Governor of the World Bank
The Minister of Cooperation is in discussions with the World Bank to prepare a strategy for the period 2023-2027
Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of International Cooperation and Governor of Egypt at the World Bank Group, had a telephone call with David Malpass, President of the World Bank Group. Al-Mashat discussed with the President of the World Bank Group the developments in preparing the joint national strategy between the two sides for the period 2023-2027, which is prepared in the light of the main axes and objectives, which are the development of the working environment, strengthening the private sector’s role in job development and job creation, promoting investment in human capital, enhancing cooperation in the fields of green transformation, in particular at the level of adaptation and mitigation projects climate change, and strengthening efforts to achieve global and sustainable growth.
The current cooperation portfolio between Egypt and the World Bank includes more than 14 development projects and 23 technical support projects.
“Communications”: A Memorandum of Understanding to Invite Young Nigerians to Study at Misr Informatics University
Dr. Amr Talaat, Minister of Communications, has signed with his Nigerian counterpart, Dr. Issa Ali Ibrahim, a memorandum of understanding for a period of 5 years, which provides for strategic cooperation between the two ministries in the broadband sectors and optical network connectivity communication networks, end-user devices and value-added services, as well as innovation and entrepreneurship, software and infrastructure development Innovation, institutional capacity building and skills development, applied research and innovation, postal services and spectrum management.
It was also agreed to strengthen cooperation in a number of sectors, in particular those related to postal services, cyber security, artificial intelligence, international telecommunications and cable services, as well as support for start-ups and entrepreneurship and capacity building, as young Nigerians will be invited to study at Misr Informatics University.
