Egypt’s cabinet issued a decree on 26 November appointing Soha Soliman, the former managing director of the Social Fund for Development (SFD), as deputy chairperson of Banque du Caire. Soliman succeeds Mohamed Taha in the position. For over 20 years, she assumed many leading positions in the banking sector, specialising in the field of small projects since 2008. Prior to joining the Social Fund for Development, Soliman was head of finance for small-sized enterprises at the National Bank of Egypt (NBE). The fund has also managed to sign several agreements with government agencies and civil society institutions to support micro- and small-sized enterprises.

Source: Daily News Egypt December 04, 2016 07:46 UTC