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Egypt gets $440m World Bank loan to support rail network

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CAIRO: The World Bank has approved a $440 million loan to modernize signalling and upgrade track on 763 km of Egypt’s 5,000 km rail network, the bank said in a statement.Egyptian National Railways

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