Egypt’s tourism sector is coming back to life after being hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic
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Economic experts are divided on whether the depreciation of the dollar against the Egyptian pound is in Egypt’s favour
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Two loans lately acquired from the International Monetary Fund will help Egypt to fight the coronavirus pandemic and preserve the gains of economic reforms
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A drop in demand as a result of preventive measures against the spread of Covid-19 is reducing inflation but paralysing the economy, reports Safeya Mounir
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A new initiative aims to preserve the country’s private-sector workforce amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis
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While Egypt’s net international reserves have dropped due to the coronavirus pandemic, the overall balance remains strong
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Experts say Egypt has sufficient food reserves to last for many months to come
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Egypt has adopted a host of measures to shield businesses and workers against the repercussions of Covid-19
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Upheavals in the world economy as a result of the spread of the new coronavirus are having positive and negative effects on Egypt’s economy
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With the coronavirus hitting economic sectors hard across the world, tourism workers are anticipating the effects of the virus on Egypt’s tourism industry
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International gold miners have been invited to bid for concessions in Egypt this month for the first time since the new investor-friendly mining law was passed last year, reports Safeya Mounir
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Egypt’s tourism sector celebrated the resumption of UK flights to Sharm El-Sheikh this week
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Demands are growing for the government to reprice the gas sold to industry so that it can cut costs and increase competitiveness
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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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