Egypt announces $35 billion UAE investment on Mediterranean coast
EGYPT said that it had signed a deal with the United Arab Emirates to develop a prime stretch of its Mediterranean coast that would bring $35 billion of investments to the indebted country over the next two months. The deal with ADQ, the smallest of Abu Dhabi's three main sovereign investment funds, is for the development of the Ras El Hekma peninsula and could eventually attract as much as $150 billion in investments, Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly told a press conference. Such inflows would provide a huge boost to Egypt's crisis-stricken economy as it faces new pressures linked to…