Arab Finance for Information Technology Company has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Egyptian Cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) to launch a daily real-time prices service of more than 40 strategic commodities in the Egyptian market.

The price updates will be presented on the company's official website www.arabfinance.com.

Arab Finance is the first local website that provides this service.

The signing comes within the framework of Arab Finance’s keenness to provide high-rank media services to guide decision-makers and investors.

The MoU was signed by Advisor to IDSC’s Chairman and Data Resources Supervisor Essam Khedr and Chairman of Arab Finance Mohamed Radwan, in the presence of a group of executive leaders from both sides.

Mr. Radwan affirmed that Arab Finance believes in the importance of keeping the pace with rapid development in the information technology industry.

"The live commodity prices service, to be offered via Arabfinance.com and our integrated mobile App, emerged from the interest of both parties in creating attractive digital interactive content for users,” Mr. Radwan said.

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