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Mideast investors to pump in $120b into Egypt property

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The Middle East sovereign wealth funds have plans to inject up to $120 billion into Egypt, thus indicating their strong confidence in the country’s market growth, according to Knight Frank MENA, a global real estate consultancy.

Amidst the post-pandemic landscape, a revitalised global interest in Africa has emerged, underscored by significant investment commitments from major players, stated Knight Frank Mena in its ‘Africa Horizons 2023/24 Report’, a comprehensive analysis showcasing Africa’s remarkable post-pandemic recovery.

The report spotlights Egypt’s real estate market, particularly Cairo, as an outstanding prospect for investment.—Zawya News

 

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