Deal was also signed with Hong Kong-listed United Energy Group to establish a potassium chloride production complex with an expected investment of up to $8bln
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DUBAI - Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone has signed a deal worth $6.75 billion with China Energy for green ammonia and green hydrogen projects to be established in the Sokhna Industrial Zone, a cabinet statement said on Tuesday.
It also signed deal with Hong Kong-listed United Energy Group to establish a potassium chloride production complex with an expected investment of up to $8 billion, the statement said.
(Reporting by Momen Saeed Atalla, writing by Ahmed Elimam)
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