African Trade and Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI) is eyeing entry into the Northern and Southern African countries led by Egypt, Tunisia and Mauritania as part of its expansion plans. The multilateral development insurer, which has over 24 member countries, including Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, said it is looking to expand to Egypt first and follow…...
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