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    Central Bank’s Age Policy Shift Unlocks New Customer Base for Egyptian Fintechs

    This age shift is expected to bring millions of new users into Egypt’s formal banking system.

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    The Tunisian auto-entrepreneur card is open to all legal-age freelancers operating in over 100 approved industries.

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