Egypt on Saturday finalized a $150 million loan guarantee from Britain following a visit by the British Foreign Minister, Boris Johnson.
According to a statement from the British Foreign Office, Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the British foreign minister, Boris Johnson, held discussions focusing on British support for Egypt.
The two countries resolved to work on aviation security, anti-terrorism efforts and regional conflicts in Libya and Syria.
The North African country is struggling with an economic reform programme that has triggered massive inflation.
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It is estimated that investments by British companies in Egypt reached $30 billion in 2016.
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