Egyptian experts head to Zambia and Tanzania

A team of Egyptian experts in metals and minerals will head at the end of the month to Tanzania and Zambia to present the required experience to the two countries in these two fields in bilateral cooperation between the Egyptian and Japanese governments to support the African countries.

Samira Akadawi, the manger of the Egyptian fund for technical cooperation with Africa, said this is considered a new form of cooperation with Japan to support Africa, adding that the cooperation was previously limited to establishing training sessions for Africa in the continent's different countries in the fields of health, industry and agriculture.