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1
IFC Financing in MENA
Swiss Investment Forum Zurich, June 20,
2007 Mariko Higashi Middle East North Africa
Dept.
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IFCs Operations
  • A member of the World Bank Group.
  • Invests in private sector projects in developing
    countries.
  • No government guarantees.
  • Loan, equity, quasi-equity, guarantees and other
    structured finance.
  • Annually invests between 6bil. - 9bil. in about
    300 projects globally.

3
IFCs operation in MENA
  • Investment portfolio largest in Egypt.
  • Sectors financial markets, oil/gas/
  • chemicals/mining, general manufacturing.
    Increase in infrastructure.

4
Strategy
  • Promote cross-border investments with sponsors
    from the region.
  • Promote investments in frontier countries, i.e.
    Iraq, West Bank Gaza, and Yemen.
  • Systemic intervention in certain sectors in the
    country, e.g. banking in Egypt.
  • Use of advisory services to complement
    investments.

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Egypt
  • Focus
  • Financial sectors,
  • Oil/gas/chemicals/mining,
  • Infrastructure,
  • Agribusiness.
  • Other sectors as opportunities arise.
  • Recent project Examples
  • Delta International Bank
  • IPI (waste paper)
  • Saudi German Hospital
  • Melrose
  • Advisory on PPP (waste water etc.)

6
Algeria Morocco
  • Focus
  • Energy intensive industries.
  • Real estate
  • Retail
  • Financial sectors.
  • Infrastructure.
  • Privatizations.
  • Example
  • Fertial (fertilizer)
  • Focus
  • Select financial sectors.
  • Infrastructure.
  • Real estate and tourism.
  • Subnational finance.
  • Examples
  • Fondep (microfinance)
  • Maghreb Fund

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Jordan GCC
  • Select investments and advisory services.
  • Examples
  • Microfinance
  • Queen Alia Airport Terminal.
  • Source of capital and sponsors, expanding within
    and beyond MENA.
  • Sectors diversifying beyond real estate.

8
Other MENA countries that IFC is engaged in
  • Iraq Banking, cement company.
  • Lebanon Banking, regail.
  • Syria Banking.
  • Tunisia University.
  • West Bank Gaza Watching situation.
  • Yemen Cement.

9
Agribusiness
  • Egypt
  • Large and growing domestic market.
  • Well positioned for export expansion to Gulf and
    Europe.
  • Morocco
  • Well positioned for exports to Europe.
  • Sizable food groups.
  • Focus
  • Leading groups.
  • Food processing, Horticulture, beverages.
  • Domestic and export markets.

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Oil, Gas, Mining Chemicals
  • Geological potential and intrinsic competitive
    advantage.
  • Improving regulation and business environment.
  • Oil Gas
  • Egypt (Gulf of Suez and Western Desert new
    developments, Enhanced oil recovery, Oilfield
    services)
  • Mining
  • Egypt (Gold, Tantalum)
  • Algeria (Zinc, Aluminium)
  • Chemicals
  • Egypt (Petrochemical, Phosphatic fertilizers)
  • Algeria (Petrochemical)

11
Infrastructure
  • Public dominance is slowly changing to allow
    private participation.
  • Emerging regional players, particularly on the
    transport and logistics areas.
  • Areas
  • Shipping, ports, airlines, airports, water,
    clean energy.

Examples Egypt Sokhna port PPP (waste water
etc.) Jordan Queen Alia Airport Terminal
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Advisory Services
  • Private Enterprise Partnership MENA (PEP-MENA),
    funded by donors, implements IFCs advisory
    services in the MENA region.
  • Pillars
  • Business Enabling Environment (e.g. Business
    Regulatory Reforms in Egypt, Jordan, and Yemen)
  • Financial Markets (e.g. Housing Finance in Egypt
    and Oman, Corporate Governance in Egypt, Jordan
    and Lebanon)
  • SME Development (e.g. SME Management Training in
    Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia)
  • Public Private Partnership/Privatization (e.g.
    Queen Alia Airport Terminal concessioning)

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IFC Contacts for MENA
  • www.ifc.org
  • Mr. Michael Essex, Director (Cairo)
  • Messex_at_ifc.org, Tel. 20-2-2461-9140
  • Mr. Abdelkader Allaoua, Associate Director (based
    in Algiers, covering Algeria, Morrocco,
    Tunisia)
  • Aallaoua_at_ifc.org, Tel. 213-21-54 80 10
  • Mr. Gulrez Hoda, Senior Manager (based in Cairo,
    covering GCC, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya,
    WBG, Yemen)
  • Ghoda_at_ifc.org, Tel. 20-2-2461-9140
  • Mr. Jesper Kjaer, General Manager, PEP-MENA
    (based in Cairo)
  • JKjaer_at_ifc.org, Tel. 20-2-2461-9140
  • Ms. Mariko Higashi, Manager (based in Washington,
    DC, in charge of strategy)
  • Mhigashi_at_ifc.org, Tel. 1 202 473-5615

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