In spite of the economic, fiscal, and financial reforms that the country has embarked on since signing the loan deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in October last year, Egypt is still muddling through a myriad of economic challenges.
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A recent surge in the cost of non-school guide books — which include simplified explanations of the curriculum in addition to exercises and which are published by private publishing houses — has shocked millions of families with children of school age.
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President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi says the government is doing everything in its power to reduce the impact of the ongoing economic crisis on citizens.
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With five state-owned companies passing into private hands last week, a closer look is taken at the companies and their new owners.
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The Central Bank of Egypt raised interest rates at a meeting of its Monetary Policy Committee last week but took no action on the pound.
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Al-Ahram Weekly reviews how the release of commodities held in Egypt’s ports has been stabilising prices in domestic markets.
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A revival in exports and tourism revenues is helping to support Egypt’s balance of payments
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The Central Bank of Egypt has opted to keep interest rates unchanged to give the market a chance to digest the effects of the hikes it introduced last year, writes Doaa Abdel-Moneim
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Egypt is a target destination for visitors seeking a warm winter holiday.
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The rules under which Egyptians abroad can import tax-free cars are being eased.
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Approval of the final version of the State Ownership Policy Document paves the way for greater private sector involvement in the economy.
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Commodities stranded at Egypt’s ports are being released onto the market following a Central Bank of Egypt decision on letters of credit, reports Safeya Mounir
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Despite unprecedented price hikes, demand on gold is rising.
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Egypt’s inflation rate saw another jump in November to reach its highest level in five years.
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The African Economic Conference this week shed light on the continent’s challenges, starting with the aftermath of the pandemic, the repercussions of war, and climate change, reports Doaa Abdel-Moneim from Mauritius
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The Senate is discussing ways to boost foreign direct investment.
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Egypt is branding itself as the next big global hub for digital and high-end services.
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As the deadline for its introduction approaches, many professionals are voicing concerns about Egypt’s new electronic invoices system.
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The Saudi-Egyptian electricity interconnection project is moving ahead.
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