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EGPC Needs $1.1Bn Per Month For Import Of Petroleum Products
Published on Monday, 09 Apr 07:00 am
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) has asked the Ministry of Finance for a monthly credit facility of $1.1bn in May and June to import petroleum products, and warned of the ongoing fuel crisis in the country as a result of shortage of the necessary funds to finance these imports.
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