Ahmed Rostom chaired a meeting of the National Investment Bank’s Investment Committee to review the bank’s portfolio and discuss plans to maximize asset value.
Ahmed Rostom, Minister of Planning and Economic Development and Chairperson of the National Investment Bank, led the Investment Committee meeting on June 29. The committee examined the bank’s holdings in listed institutions and outlined steps to increase the value of these assets.
The session is part of broader efforts to restructure the bank and strengthen its role as a key government investment arm. Rostom noted progress on the state’s restructuring plan and stressed the need to expand investments in major national projects through greater private sector partnerships.
Attendees included Hussein Eissa, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs; Osama Saleh, former Minister of Investment; Ashraf Negm, Managing Director and Vice Chairperson of NIB; and Sherif Samy, who joined via video conference.