
IMF expects Egyptian economy to grow by 3-3.5% this fiscal year
Security problems, Russian plane crash, and foreign currency crisis lowered growth expectations from last year, says Masood Ahmed
Security problems, Russian plane crash, and foreign currency crisis lowered growth expectations from last year, says Masood Ahmed
External debt is within safe limits and can be managed, but local debt is worrying, Jarvis says
The Ministry report will detail activities of 1,300 Egyptian companies and compare their performance to the period before the revolution
The loan instalment is a portion of the $3 bn loan package signed between the government and Egypt in December 2015
The report predicted a global economic growth of 3.3% during 2016. However, in January this fell by 0.2%
With its annual edition, Daily News Egypt enters an important phase of its history, three and half years after its restructuring, leading it to stabilise after the difficult years that followed the 25 January Revolution in 2011. It has become a focal point of attention among the elites, thinkers, politicians, and economists of the country. …
Al-Sisi’s attendance at the Innovative Government conference will be the first step towards reforming the administrative structure of the state
Government received offers from abroad to finance Suez Canal project but opted to finance it domestically, say finance minster
Government will resolve the majority of disputes with investors before economic summit in March, says Ashraf Salman
Tourism Ministry books 600 hotel rooms in Sharm El-Sheikh for participants, Finance Ministry offers 9 PPP projects
Ashraf Salman says energy investment is top priority
Food industry likely to be the first to have an IPO, says Karim Awad
Statements on investment and economic achievements made by Mubarak-regime ministers were never met with trust by the general public, while specialists could see that they were nothing more than media fireworks systematically set off to improve the picture of utter destruction the country’s state of affairs had reached. A simple review of the number of …