Now that the stranded Ever Given container ship has been refloated in the Suez Canal, how will the incident affect the shipping industry and who will pick up the bill
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Egypt’s technology-based food delivery market has lots of room to grow, angel investor David Buttress tells Niveen Wahish
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Egypt’s new Association Agreement with the UK could offer new opportunities to boost bilateral trade and investment
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This year is likely to see serious steps to divest shares in state-owned companies
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The restoration of full diplomatic ties with Qatar will not immediately mean business as usual
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The availability of hard currency will always be a make-or-break question for the Egyptian economy
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Boosting exports, digitisation, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals should be at the heart of reforms by developing economies, Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund Mahmoud Mohieldin tells Al-Ahram Weekly
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Shifting the burden of unpaid care work off women’s shoulders will boost their contribution to the economy, a recent report says
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New Country Director of the German development agency GIZ Alexander Solyga told journalists this week how his organisation supports Egypt’s development aspirations
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Egypt has plenty to offer investors, especially as it moves forward with more economic reforms, the president of AmCham Egypt recently told the press
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Head of Egypt operations at Bombardier Transportation Ahmed Eldamanhoury explains the work underway to build the country’s first monorail transport system to Ahram Weekly
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Are boycotts the best way of making political statements, asks Niveen Wahish
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Egypt’s population is growing faster than ever
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Egypt’s interest rates are continuing their downward trend
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Chair of the newly established Egyptian Mercantile Exchange Ibrahim Ashmawy explains how it operates
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A recent report examines constraints on intra- and extra-African trade in agricultural goods
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Director of the International Labour Organisation’s Cairo Office Eric Oechslin talked to Ahram Weekly about key labour market challenges facing Egypt in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic
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Higher unemployment figures may have been spurred by the fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic, but they are also driven by structural problems
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Egypt and Greece signed a maritime demarcation agreement last week in a deal that has wide economic and geopolitical significance
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The government is launching a new initiative to prop up the economy in the wake of the coronavirus-induced slowdown
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