EFSA is responsible for 28 insurance companies in Egypt, while a 29th, Export Credit Guarantee Company of Egypt, was set up under a special law and is not under EFSA's supervision.
What does ECGE stand for?
ECGE stands for Export Credit Guarantee Company of Egypt
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EFSA is responsible for 28 insurance companies in Egypt, while a 29th, Export Credit Guarantee Company of Egypt, was set up under a special law and is not under EFSA's supervision.
Two of the biggest players in the region offering this service -- the African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI) and the Export Credit Guarantee Company of Egypt (ECGE) --signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday which is expected to boost intra-African trade.