Egypt gets USD 72m for satellite project from China
- Country:
- China
- Egypt Arab Rep
Egypt and China signed an agreement recently on a USD 72 million Chinese grant for Egypt's satellite Sat II project, Egypt's official MENA news agency reported. The agreement reflects fruitful cooperation between the two countries, MENA quoted Egyptian Minister of Higher Education Khaled Abdel Ghaffar as saying.
Abdel Ghaffar underscored the depth of good relations between Egypt and China in all fields, especially higher education and scientific research. The inking ceremony was attended by Mahmoud Hussein, acting head of the Egyptian National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Song Aiguo, the Chinese ambassador in Egypt, and Han Bing, minister counsellor for economic affairs at the Chinese embassy in Cairo, Xinhua reported.
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