16-07-2026
EGX CEO Discusses with Ambassador of Singapore Fields of Mutual Cooperation Between the Two Sides.
Source: EGX
Mr. Omar Radwan, Executive Chairman of the
Egyptian Exchange welcomed his Excellency Mr. Dominic Goh, Ambassador of the
Republic of Singapore in Egypt at the headquarters of EGX down town Cairo. The two
parties discussed fields of enhancing bilateral cooperation between the two
countries in the field of financial market and attracting more foreign investment
flows to the Egyptian market.
During the meeting, they explored the possible
cooperation between The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) and Singapore Exchange (SGX), and
how to benefit from the leading Singaporean experience as a global financial
hub connecting Asian and international markets especially in the fields of
governance, providing advanced financial tools, and developing mutual
investment funds, opening new horizons of exchanging technical expertise
between the two sides.
EGX CEO, Omar Radwan,
emphasized during the meeting that EGX focuses on studying and benefiting from
the successful practices and experiences of Singapore in developing the
financial market, especially regarding digital transformation and other various
fields.
Radwan pointed out
that EGX is currently undergoing continuous development aiming at increasing
market depth and facilitating procedures of listing and trading, creating an
attractive environment for major institutions.
From his side,
Ambassador of Singapore in Egypt praised the regulatory leap in the Egyptian
economy, especially the financial market. His excellency reviewed features of
the Singaporean experience, which focused on building a legislative environment
that is both flexible and strict at the same time, which succeeded to attract
global capital.
On the sidelines of
the visit, Mr. Omar Radwan accompanied Singaporean Ambassador on a tour at EGX
historic headquarters down town Cairo, where his excellency listened to a
detailed explanation of starting trading in EGX as well as the key historical
milestones and both exchanged souvenirs.