GAFI studying possible “Silver Licenses” for startups ...Egypt

While Heiba did not disclose further details, the GAFI CEO stated that the authority will submit the silver licenses’ details to Egypt’s Cabinet of Ministers within the upcoming 2 months Business Today : المصدر GAFI studying possible “Silver Licenses” for startups

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