Latest in Tag: Minister of Supply Khaled Hanafy Highlight
Latest in Tag: Minister of Supply Khaled Hanafy
Falsely reported wheat supplies worth at least EGP 4bn: Fact Finding Committee
Committee inventoried 10 silos, while other regulatory authorities examined 100 storage centres
Retail Plus sheds light on retail sector in Egypt
Huge opportunity on local market owing to increasing population as well as the raw nature of the market itself, says minister of supply
70 million reliant on food subsidies in peril amid government austerity and mismanagement
Syndicate of Commodity Grocers alleges Ministry of Supply mismanaged food sourcing procedures in attempt at centralisation
Supply Ministry receives 16 offers for establishment of commercial chains branches in governorates
El-Max plant in Alexandria is provided up to 70,000 tonnes of crude oil, says Hanafy
Supply, Military Production ministries launch anti-counterfeit system
The system is designed to prevent the counterfeiting of food, beverages, and pharmaceuticals
Supply ministry to secure funds for trade record project during current quarter
Ministry aims to mechanise trade records and trademarks in all governoratesÂ
Legislative law to be amended to increase Food Industries Company’s capital: Supply minister
Food Industries Holding Company plans to raise EGP 3-4bn capital increase through IPO
Technical financial inclusion provides EGP 37bn into banking sector: Hanafy
Egypt depends on traditional energy sources to generate electricity at rate of 93% from gas and fuel, petroleum engineering professor says
Government offers tender increasing some public companies’ EGX capital
Some financial experts believe these public efforts are positive and will relieve pressure on the state treasury
Memorandum signed for storage, distribution of food products in Egypt
Memorandum leads to strengthening the Canadian-Egyptian trade relations and exchange experiences in establishing an Egyptian commodity exchanges
16th Conference of Arab Businessmen and Investors kicks off in Cairo
Government claims a “legislative revolution” will attract investors