Arab Finance: Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has met with Norwegian company SCATEC’s General Manager for Egypt and North Africa Mohamed Amer and other officials to follow up on the company’s projects in Egypt, as per a statement.

The meeting reviewed the status of some projects aimed at promoting Egypt’s readiness to produce all kinds of eco-friendly fuel, either for domestic consumption or to be exported to other countries, including European ones, Cabinet’s Spokesperson Mohamed El-Homosany said.

For his part, Amer pointed out that SCATEC is expanding its presence in the global energy market due to its capabilities, competitive prices, and ability to attract a team of specialized international officials to carry out its projects.

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