The Egyptian government has put in place a variety of fallbacks with which to protect the country’s poor and most vulnerable households, with the aim of improving the quality of life for citizens. These have also been designed to ensure a better standard in their economic, social, and environmental statuses.
Meselhi’s statement came during a workshop organised by the World Bank in cooperation with the ministry of supply under the title “Reform of the ration subsidy system.”
At the beginning of the 20th century, when the world was plagued by famines and world wars, governments enlisted food subsidy programmes to feed their citizenry in these desperate times. Such programmes are still used by government’s all over the world in order to combat poverty and hunger. However, many countries across the world have …
