Niveen Wahish's Articles

Last week’s tragic accident on the Regional Ring Road drew attention to the need for safer roads and better working conditions in Egypt

Egypt is working on improving conditions for refugees seeking asylum in the country

Egypt is using land as collateral to meet its financing needs

Experts have been speculating about whether the Central Bank of Egypt’s Monetary Policy Committee will cut interest rates at its meeting this week

Al-Ahram Weekly interviews economist Ragui Assaad about labour market trends and challenges.

The Egyptian economy was commended during this year’s International Monetary Fund/World Bank Spring Meetings

On Thursday the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) decided to cut the CBE’s overnight deposit rate, overnight lending rate, and the rate of the main operation by 225 basis points to 25 per cent, 26 per cent, and 25.5 per cent, respectively.

Egypt is set to receive $7.5 billion in Qatari investments, said a joint Egyptian-Qatari statement issued on Monday.

Trump’s tariffs will have a mixed impact on the Egyptian economy

Advertisers are jingling their way through Ramadan, again

Egypt has passed another milestone in its economic reform programme.

What does the recent announcement that state-owned companies will be managed by Egypt’s Sovereign Fund mean? Niveen Wahish seeks answers

Egyptian economic policymakers are walking a tightrope amidst an uncertain regional and global scene.

Egypt might not be directly affected by the current global trade wars, but it could feel some of the fallout.

Egypt’s economy has come a long way due to the government’s reform programme, but further action is needed, according to recent reports.

The government has set up advisory committees to assist economic policy-making in six key areas and enhance cooperation with the private sector

The past few weeks have seen the government reiterate its support for the private sector in Egypt in multiple ways.

It was a year that started with an agreement with the International Monetary Fund and ended with negotiations to soften its terms.

As the government waits for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to sign off on the fourth review of its $8 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) loan to Egypt, it is continuing to implement the pledges it undertook in its letter of intent.

Egypt's women are increasingly finding themselves sidelined from the workforce, with societal pressures and economic constraints limiting their opportunities.

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