Egypt seeks $12bn IMF funding
Egypt is seeking $12 billion funding over three years from the IMF - but Fitch Ratings says implementation risks are high and the country will continue to face several economic challenges.
Egypt is seeking $12 billion funding over three years from the IMF - but Fitch Ratings says implementation risks are high and the country will continue to face several economic challenges.
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