Niveen Wahish's Articles

There are many opportunities for the Egyptian economy should it accelerate the needed reforms despite the regional geopolitical crisis.

Experts at the 32nd Economic Research Forum annual conference offered solutions to the crises that are becoming the new normal for the MENA economies.

With the US-Iran war continuing to cloud regional economic prospects, Egypt is pressing ahead on all fronts to keep its economy moving.

Boosting productivity, strengthening innovation, and supporting private- sector-led growth are among the OECD’s recommendations as it wraps up the first phase of its country programme with Egypt

Egypt’s draft budget for 2026-2027 targets fiscal discipline while supporting economic activity and social spending.

Amid a season filled with holidays and rain breaks, teachers and professors scramble to finish the curricula.

Egypt is rolling out energy‑saving measures and fast‑tracking arrears payments to foreign oil and gas partners to ease import pressures and safeguard power supplies.

The Egyptian government’s priority is supporting hard-pressed households.

Egypt pitched private sector-led growth and stability to global business leaders at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos

Growing the share of renewables in Egypt’s energy mix is achievable

Experts are stressing the importance of committing to the comprehensive reform of Egypt’s real economy in order to achieve lasting stability.

Egypt’s economic growth in 2025 has been a pleasant surprise amid global economic uncertainty, Angus Blair, CEO of consultancy firm Signet, told Al-Ahram Weekly.

President of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) Hossam Heiba explains the measures being taken to attract investment, increase exports, and enhance private-sector participation in the economy.

Niveen Wahish interviews World Bank Country Director for Egypt, Yemen, and Djibouti Stephane Guimbert about the recently concluded Upper Egypt Local Development Programme jointly executed with the government.

Experts are betting on the positive impact of the landmark GEM on Egypt’s tourism sector.

The economic potential of refugees can be leveraged to benefit the Egyptian economy, according to a recent study.

With Egypt’s economic indexes improving, what could be next for the economy, asks Al-Ahram Weekly

Egyptian companies will need to shape up as the implementation of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism nears.

After more than two years of seeking refuge in Egypt to escape the war in Sudan, thousands of the country’s nationals are now returning home

The Egyptian government continues to reassure stakeholders of its commitment to economic reform.

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