At the conclusion of the Egypt-EU Investment Conference in Cairo on June 30, Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly announced that Egypt had signed 35 agreements and memorandums of understanding (MOUs) worth 67.7 billion euros ($72.4 billion) with European companies, institutions and companies exporting to the European Union, Anadolu Agency reported July 1. The agreements and MOUs covered an array of projects focusing on sustainability and infrastructure improvements, including electric vehicles, green hydrogen, infrastructure improvements, and information and communication technology development.