A tourist takes a picture of the famous Great Sphinx on the outskirts of Cairo. Egypt’s tourism industry has suffered since the Arab Spring began one year ago, but Iran is offering to help.(Cris Bouroncle/AFP/Getty Images)
A tourist takes a picture of the famous Great Sphinx on the outskirts of Cairo. Egypt’s tourism industry has suffered since the Arab Spring began one year ago, but Iran is offering to help.
(Cris Bouroncle/AFP/Getty Images)

Iran Offers to Invest in Egypt

February 24, 2012  •  From theTrumpet.com
As Egypt argues with the U.S., Iranian investors want to step in.
 
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Iranians want to invest in Egypt’s industrial and tourism sector, taking advantage of the increasing tensions between America and Egypt, Arabic news channel Al-Arabiya reported February 22.

Delegations from Iran and Egypt have met recently to discuss improving ties.

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