The visit of head of the Libyan Government of National Unity Abdel‑Hamid Dbeibah to Egypt last week marked a shift in Cairo‑Tripoli relations from caution to dialogue and coordination.
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A detailed roadmap for phase two of Trump’s peace plan for Gaza was agreed by the mediators and Palestinian factions this week.
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The government is drafting a new national economic programme as it nears the end of its four-year agreement with the IMF.
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Egypt is ramping up its mediation efforts to prevent an all-out war in the Middle East.
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The government is preparing plans aimed at controlling inflation and stabilising prices.
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Egypt is making new diplomatic efforts to bring the US and Iran back to the negotiating table and avoid a war they might not be able to contain
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MPs have denounced moves they say will strip one million ration card holders of access to food subsidies
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The parliament has approved the reorganisation of the Future of Egypt Authority as a standalone sovereign economic platform
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Through active coordination with Turkey and alignment with US power-sharing initiatives, Cairo is pushing to secure a Libyan-led political settlement.
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Parliament passed legislation to raise the minimum wage, increase the periodic bonus for employees, and introduce new tax facilities.
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Military relations between Egypt and the US have reached a new level after Washington approved Cairo’s upgrade of 555 Abrams tanks
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The repercussions of the US-Iran war have cast a shadow over discussions of Egypt’s 2026-2027 budget.;
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The government’s plan to replace subsidised goods with cash payments is continuing to raise public debate
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Egypt’s new socio-economic development plans have been approved by the Senate amid concerns about inflation and social protections.
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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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The executive regulations of the new law governing refugees and the granting of asylum rights were issued this week
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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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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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President Abdel-Fattah Al‑Sisi signalled Egypt’s solidarity with the UAE in the face of Iranian attacks on his visit to the Gulf this week, while urging a diplomatic solution to avert further war.
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The decision to raise the prices of some Internet and telecom services has sparked controversy within parliamentary circles.
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