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.
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Egypt's women are increasingly finding themselves sidelined from the workforce, with societal pressures and economic constraints limiting their opportunities.
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Experts say the Central Bank of Egypt is not likely to cut interest rates before 2025
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As the fourth review of Egypt’s reform programme gets underway, here out what is at stake
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IMF officials will arrive in Cairo next week to review Egypt’s reform progress.
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Egypt’s participation in the Ninth Beijing Forum on China-Africa Cooperation should bring fruitful results.
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Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) last week launched the country’s first voluntary regulated carbon market (VCM) where carbon certificates or credits can be traded.
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More than 15 months since the start of the war in Sudan, many Sudanese have made Egypt their home, writes Niveen Wahish
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As Egypt streamlines its finances it must keep an eye on inflation and support the engines of economic growth.
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Niveen Wahish reports on pieces of advice offered by a new study to boost Egypt’s industrial sector
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Improving the economic outlook tops the new cabinet’s list of priorities.
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Strategic investments in family planning are essential for sustainable development. Niveen Wahish reviews a recently released report
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Niveen Wahish examines Egypt’s economic prospects following the recent wave of investment and financing pledges
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Niveen Wahish examines the benefits of Egypt’s strategic partnership with the European Union
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With devaluation off the to-do list, what next for policy-makers, asks Niveen Wahish
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Niveen Wahish reviews the positive economic impacts of the Ras Al-Hekma deal signed last week
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A multi-billion-dollar deal gives the government breathing space but much work needs to be done.
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Experts have been evaluating Egypt’s Association Agreement with the EU two decades after it was signed, writes Niveen Wahish
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The government started off the year by announcing a new strategy and a set of subsidy reductions, reports Niveen Wahish
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Efforts to stem the parallel market for dollars are continuing, reports Niveen Wahish
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