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Egypt : Businessman Ibrahim al-Arjani muscles into Cairo's wheat deals with Moscow

Deals under which Russia is supposed to ship more than 3.5 million tonnes of wheat to Egypt have run aground. Moscow has not taken kindly to the meddling of a company little known for grain trading

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