
A high-profile Egyptian delegation left here on Friday for Cairo wrapping up a five-day visit to China.
During the visit, the delegation held several meetings with a host of senior officials, top investors and representatives of Chinese companies and banks.
The delegation, which comprised Trade and Industry Minister Munir Fakhry Abdel Nour, Electricity Minister Mohamed Shaker, Transport Minister Hani Dahi and International Cooperation Minister Naglaa el-Ahwani, had arrived in Beijing on Monday as part of preparations for President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's visit to China, slated for December 23.
They started their activities by attending a symposium held by the Egyptian Embassy in China on investment opportunities in Egypt.
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