Immigration minister vows eased measures for serious investors

CAIRO, March 19 (MENA) - Immigration Minister Nabila Makram has said that the government is acting to ease measures for serious investors, especially expats, wishing to do businesses Egypt.

This is part of a government plan to achieve sustainable development by 2030, Makram said in a meeting Tuesday with Sherif Younis, CEO of the logistics zone project in Tanta and CEO of Vernbro Global Investment.

She invited him to attend the fifth edition of an "Egypt can through investment" conference later this year.

Makram was happy with Younis' serious intention to invest in Egypt and greatly appreciated the idea to establish a logistics zone in the Delta city of Tanta.

The project would help achieve a quantum leap in services provided in Gharbiya governorate as a whole, the minister noted.

She stressed support for the project and vowed to communicate with parties concerned to ease any obstacles that might stand in the way, especially in terms of infrastructure.