New policies are needed to stimulate the private sector in Egypt, allowing it to present new business initiatives endorsed with specific deliverables
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We need to understand our religion better and to practise it correctly if we are truly to be able to claim to live in a properly spiritual society, writes Mohamed Nosseir
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Much of the US media continues to attack US President Donald Trump, seemingly forgetting that he has a good chance of being re-elected in the next presidential elections, writes Mohamed Nosseir
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The state should aim to encourage our young people to propose solutions to the country’s problems and help to mentor their ideas
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Despite the claims of the Muslim Brotherhood, there is a world of difference between the German Christian Democrats and the Egyptian Political Islamists
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Egypt needs to tackle its socio-economic challenges by stimulating people to work more and to be more productive
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The government should transfer responsibility for commuting to the workforce and employers in the interest of reducing fuel consumption and advancing productivity
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Waves of uprising in the last 30 months of the history of Egyptians have rid their country of a number of toxins, but a New Egypt will take new leaders, and these have yet to emerge
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Whereas a true understanding of each was sorely needed, democracy and Islam suffered at the hands of political factions, and principally the ruling military, after the January 25 Revolution
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Amid illiteracy and poverty, even with revolution, Egypt will never change from the bottom up. Top-down change is what the country needs
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