Egypt’s Public Treasury Department, affiliated with the Ministry of Finance, issued a silver coin of LE100 as a commemorative currency on the occasion of launching the Climate Summit.
The currency bears the logo of COP27 summit, and the name of the conference in both languages Arabic and English.
The currency is being sold inside the Ministry of Finance’s pavilion in the Green Zone in Sharm El Sheikh for LE750.
Egypt’s Post also announced Monday, issuing a commemorative postage stamp with QR Code technology to document the COP 27 summit.
This comes within the framework of post participation in the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change COP27 in the 27th session hosted by Egypt in Sharm El-Sheikh during the period from 6 to November 18, with official attendance and participation from 197 countries.
Source: Egypt Today
