Al-Ahram Weekly finds out what is new in the latest presidential initiative to save Egypt’s ailing manufacturing sector
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According to Central Bank of Egypt figures, Egypt’s foreign debt is well within safe limits
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Egypt continues to attract foreign investment in debt instruments by providing high returns at low risk
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The move is an attempt to better regulate market prices
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Will lifting custom duties on vehicles imported from Turkey affect Egypt’s automobile market?
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Egypt’s tourism sector has been bouncing back in 2019 thanks to the success of structural reforms and promotional campaigns
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The Central Bank of Egypt has launched a LE50 billion real estate initiative targeting middle-income brackets that experts believe will revitalise the market, reports Safeya Mounir
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The government is to sell land owned by companies slated for privatisation to help pay off their debts and restructure costs
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Upper Egypt is looking forward to receiving more tourists this winter, reports Safeya Mounir
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The positive inflation in October increases the possibility of another cut in interest rates, reports Safeya Mounir
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Ten per cent of Heliopolis for Housing and Development Company equity will be up for grabs in a sale the government is promoting as a model for future privatisations, reports Safeya Mounir
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Suspended twice since 2015, Egypt’s capital gains tax on stock-exchange trading is now due to be introduced in May 2020, reports Safeya Mounir
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With interest rates on a declining trend, many people are looking for alternatives to bank deposits, reports Safeya Mounir
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The bankruptcy of British tour operator Thomas Cook will not have lasting effects on tourism in Egypt, industry professionals tell Safeya Mounir
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A new batch of shares in public-sector companies may soon be up for grabs, reports Safeya Mounir
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A draft bill aims to make life easier for Egypt’s small and medium-sized enterprises, reports Safeya Mounir
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Egypt’s sugar producers say imported sugar is harming their businesses
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Investors are awaiting the executive regulations of Egypt’s new mineral resources law
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The Central Bank of Egypt’s decision to cut interest rates by 150 basis points last week was applauded by experts
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