Home GCC Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia makes $5bn deposit in Egypt Central Bank It is part of the kingdom’s efforts to support Egypt’s economy by Bloomberg March 31, 2022 Saudi Arabia made a $5bn deposit in Egypt’s central bank, making it the latest Gulf state to support the economy of the North African country. It is part of the kingdom’s efforts to support Egypt’s economy, according to state-run Saudi Press Agency. Qatar on Tuesday pledged to pump $5bn into investments in Egypt, while Abu Dhabi wealth fund ADQ earlier this month made a roughly $2bn deal to buy Egyptian state-owned stakes in publicly listed companies. A major food importer, Egypt has been hit hard by record grain prices fueled by the Ukrainian crisis. One of the Middle East’s most indebted nations, it buys most of its wheat from Russia and Ukraine, while Russian visitors previously made up a significant portion of its tourism market. Tags Economy Egypt Egypt Central Bank News Saudi Arabia 0 Comments You might also like Saudi Arabia posts $8bn Q3 deficit as lower oil prices weigh UAE’s Julphar divests Zahrat Al Rawdah Pharmacies New Zealand seals trade deal with GCC to boost exports, investment Will they or won’t they? Talk of Saudi cutting oil prices for Asia