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Expert explains Finance Ministry allocating state-owned land on the Red Sea to reduce public debt

Al-Masry Al-Youm ·

Economist Fakhri al-Fiqi explained that the decision to allocate 112 million square meters of state-owned land in the Red Sea governorate to Finance Ministry for investment purposes does not entail selling the land or transferring its ownership. During a phone interview with the “Modern MTI”…

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