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Nigeria’s Dangote explores industrial investment in Egypt

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Nigerian conglomerate Dangote is exploring industrial investment opportunities in Egypt after an Egyptian delegation visited its Lagos complex. Discussions focused on partnerships and expansion projects in several sectors, according to Punch, which reports that the group is pursuing its continent-wide development strategy.

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