Egypt and American Nebraska are looking to invest in agricultural health

discussion Hussam Hibet, CEO of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones, with the American delegation led by Robert Eifnen, Secretary of State of the state of Nebraska, and the delegation represented by the company AGI for agricultural equipment, and the medical center of the University of Nebraska.

The Nebraska State Minister said that the rapid development of the Egyptian infrastructure provides the main needs of American investors for energy, water, land, and export routes.

He pointed out that the state government seeks to contribute to the development of Egyptian infrastructure by transferring news to the development of irrigation and water purification technologies necessary to achieve Egypt’s plans to develop agriculture and expand land reform.

And the sides discussed the cooperation between the medical center of the University of Nebraska and the Egyptian government in the promotion of medical technology and therapeutic care.

Robert Eifnen confirmed that Egypt has enormous potential for growth in medical tourism, from natural sources such as springs and sulfur, high efficiency human resources and a special location close to many sources of tourist flows in the Gulf and Europe, this is in addition to the accumulated news in the tourism sector in general.

Hossam Hibet pointed out that the sectors targeted for pumping exploitation flows from the state of Nebraska, health, tourism, agriculture and land reform, are among the first sectors with investment incentives in the plan of the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade, because they are among the sectors that achieve the Egyptian development targets, from intensive employment, improving the living conditions of citizens, strengthening foreign resources from money, and providing technology.

Hussam added that Egypt is witnessing a great demand for investment in the current period, as a result of the cooperation, commercial and investment agreements between the Middle East, Africa, the European Union and other regions of the world, which provides the implementation of Egyptian goods and services to 3 billion consumed around the world.