Private finance nervous as protests engulf Egypt

The protests in Egypt brought business to a standstill. GWI’s Middle East editor Tom Scotney looks at the effects on the country’s water privatisation.

Water developers and financiers are waiting anxiously to see what will happen to Egypt’s ambitious privatisation programme after it ground to a halt during the protests that ousted president Hosni Mubarak.

 
The PPP Central Unit, the government body that is procuring Egypt’s string of sizeable BOTs, contacted its bidders directly to assure them that progress would continue as ...

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