MPs said the agreement should be canceled to protect the local market from harmful Turkish dumping practices
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MPs say the situation in Libya continues to threaten national security after the Berlin summit led to a temporary cessation of military operations
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Eliminating food subsidies could lead to social unrest, warn political parties
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The government’s intention to switch from food subsidies to cash payments received angry responses in parliament,
reports Gamal Essam El-Din
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The Libyan parliament may ask Egypt to intervene to help stand up to Turkish aggression, reports Gamal Essam El-Din
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More than two thirds of MPs voted in favour of renewing the state of emergency, in place since 2017
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The new extension will be for a further three months
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The decision targets saving Egypt’s paper industry from declining
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The law aims to streamline the performance of the stock market and create a more friendly investment climate
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Saleh described Turkey’s President Recep Tayyib Erdogan as a fascist dictator who has committed many crimes against the Arabs in Syria and Libya
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Ali Abdel-Aal criticised the supply minister’s ‘provocative’ statement last week that the government is considering eliminating in-kind subsidies in favour of cash payments
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The law opens the door for private companies to join the business of central depository and registration works
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Discussion of the newly-drafted local administration law has reached a deadlock raising speculation that elections will be postponed to 2021
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A cabinet decree will outline the roles, responsibilities and policies of the information minister
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President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi met with the new minister of information, Osama Heikal, on Sunday to forge a new media policy, reports Gamal Essam El-Din
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The committee said it will contact the NATO and Mediterranean parliaments to gather as much world support in condemning Turkey's military deployment in Libya
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MPs urged Arab countries to sever economic ties with Turkey in response to its decision to send military troops to Libya
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The four parliaments said Turkish military intervention in Libya represents a flagrant violation of international law and an aggression on the independence of Libya
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The last year saw parliament embroiled in controversy, a pattern likely to continue into the new year
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Luxor MP Ahmed Idris has said the move violates international and domestic regulations on preserving historical antiquities
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