Safeya Mounir reports on the details of Egypt’s upcoming Samurai bond offering.
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Egypt has invited the Palestinian factions to an emergency meeting this week to discuss the future of Gaza.
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Cairo has been named fourth among the world’s most beautiful cities by a leading Spanish travel platform.
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Egypt is seeking to maximise the value of its vast phosphate resources by striking a balance between exports and domestic industrial use.
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The executive regulations of the new law governing refugees and the granting of asylum rights were issued this week
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A new report suggests that Egypt’s education reforms are beginning to bear fruit, with higher school attendance, less crowded classrooms, and marked gains in literacy rates.
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The government’s planned transition from in-kind support to cash subsidies has sparked controversy in parliamentary and economic circles.
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According to an OECD report, mounting environmental and geopolitical risks to Egypt’s agriculture should be mitigated through comprehensive reforms.
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The Central Bank of Egypt kept interest rates unchanged at its last meeting this month, writes Safeya Mounir
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Eid Al-Adha is a time for sharing meals rich in animal protein for many poorer families in Egypt.
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Recent hikes in electricity tariffs for the services sector are aimed at narrowing the gap between spiralling generation costs and retail prices
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With the US-Iran war continuing to cloud regional economic prospects, Egypt is pressing ahead on all fronts to keep its economy moving.
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The New Delta project, inaugurated this week, will expand Egypt’s arable land by 2.2 million feddans, create two million jobs, and is expected to double the country’s agricultural exports
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CEO of the National Authority for the Regulation of Public Advertisements Iman Nabil explains new rules on roadside billboards to Amira Hisham
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The latest increases in natural gas prices for the industrial sector are not expected to add inflationary pressures, experts tell Ahmed Abdel-Hafez
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Egypt and Eritrea are strengthening bilateral ties in order to boost regional trade and safeguard their security and the stability of the Red Sea
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Egyptian squash fans celebrated a historic night as two of their stars clinched the 2026 PSA World Championship
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Global tourism leaders sailed through the Suez Canal this week on a cruise designed to help shape the future of the tourism and travel sector.
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Heated debates are expected in parliament this week on the government’s new Personal Status Law.
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Al-Ahram Weekly asks experts why unemployment rates have fallen consistently over the past year
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