Indian prime minister signs agreements with his Egyptian counterpart
Egypt, Politics, 10/4/1997

During his visit to Cairo on October 9, Indian Prime Minister Andrew Kumar Nemogral will sign two agreements in the field of tourism and customs with his Egyptian counterpart.

The Indian Ambassador to Egypt, Kanwal Sebal, said that the two sides are studying other agreements in shipping, culture, and partnership in the trade and economic fields.

Preparations are underway to organize an exhibition of Indian products in Cairo next April. It will include computer and electronic products and the products of the joint cooperation in the fields of scientific research and the intermediate and minor industries.

Egyptian Minister of Trade and Supply Dr. Ahmed Al Goweili called on the Trade Representation Authority to implement the joint program with India that aims to boost trade and economic exchange and enable Egyptian exporters to benefit from the promotional campaigns in addition to the facilities provided for them.

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