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| Africa Live: Tinubu orders manhunt for killers of soldiers in Delta - BBC News | Africa Live: Tinubu orders manhunt for killers of soldiers in Delta - BBC News |
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| The European Union and Egypt have signed a €7.4bn | |
| ($8bn; £6.3bn) agreement | |
| aimed at boosting cooperation in trade and security, as well as trying to stem | |
| the flow of migrants into Europe. | |
| The deal upgrades the EU's relationship with Egypt to a | |
| strategic partnership. | |
| Grants, loans and other funds are due to be delivered | |
| over the next three years to support Egypt's faltering economy. | |
| The country’s ongoing financial crisis has prompted an | |
| increasing number of Egyptians to try to cross to Europe, mainly via Libya, since | |
| the authorities have largely closed down the route from Egypt's north coast. | |
| Egypt committed to curbing irregular migration to Europe. | |
| "This shall encompass tackling the root-causes through development-focused solutions and improving regular migration routes, Egypt's President Abd el-Fattah al-Sisi said. | |
| The EU has in the past signed similar deals with other African countries that act as popular routes for irregular migration to Europe, including Tunisia, Libya and Mauritania. | |
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