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Deux accords d’un montant total de 1,700 milliard de dollars signés entre l’Égypte et la Chine

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January 21, 2016
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Le président Abdel Fattah al-Sisi de l'Egypte et le président de la Chine (PHOTO: AFP)
Le président Abdel Fattah al-Sisi de l’Egypte et le président de la Chine (PHOTO: AFP)

La télévision égyptienne a annoncé que le gouverneur de la Banque centrale Egypte, Tarek Amer, a signé, jeudi, un accord de financement avec la Chine d’un montant total d’un milliard de dollars.

La même source a annoncé que la Banque nationale Egypte a, de son côté, signé un accord avec la Chine pour un montant de 700 millions de dollars.

L’gypte, qui dépend essentiellement des importations de produits alimentaires et de l’énergie, fait face à une pénurie en dollars et à des pressions de plus en plus importantes liées à la dévaluation de la monnaie locale.

Les réserves de l’gypte en devises étrangères ont baissé de 36 milliards de dollars en 2011 à environ 16,445 milliards de dollars fin septembre dernier, signale-t-on.

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