Egypt: Central Bank of Egypt Eases Import Procedures

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On May 3, 2018, the Central Bank of Egypt amended their requirements on transfer of import documents. The new policy removes the requirement that exporters transmit import documents bank-to-bank, allowing them to now use courier services or other transfer arrangements. It also waives micro/small/and medium-size companies from the 100 percent deposit on letters of credits when importing essential commodities. The policy shift should ease import restrictions.

Egypt: Central Bank of Egypt Eases Import Procedures

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