A state-backed real estate company is entering into investment partnerships with private sector developers
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As the government sets its sights on increasing the industrial sector’s contribution to GDP, experts identify major obstacles to industrial growth.
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Safeya Mounir reports on the details of Egypt’s upcoming Samurai bond offering.
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The Central Bank of Egypt kept interest rates unchanged at its last meeting this month, writes Safeya Mounir
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Recent hikes in electricity tariffs for the services sector are aimed at narrowing the gap between spiralling generation costs and retail prices
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Al-Ahram Weekly asks experts why unemployment rates have fallen consistently over the past year
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The introduction of new higher-yield savings certificates has reignited debate over the Central Bank of Egypt’s next monetary policy move
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The government has raised the procurement price of wheat to encourage farmers to increase production and expand cultivated areas
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Safeya Mounir examines the effects of the US-Israel war on Iran on different economic sectors in Egypt.
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Safeya Mounir consults experts on whether the planned offering of Banque du Caire will attract investors
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The newly launched citizen bonds targeting small investors are meant to help the government raise money and shrink its existing debt
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Can private-sector developers meet the government’s specifications for more social housing, asks Safeya Mounir
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Safeya Mounir examines the impact of the abolition of the Ministry of the Public Business Sector on the drive to privatise state-owned companies.
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There are good reasons for the optimism on the growth of the Egyptian economy
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Egypt’s stock exchange delivered a strong performance in 2025, raising hopes that its indices will continue to improve.
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A host of incentives for listed companies, including a three-year tax exemption, are soon to be revealed.
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Safeya Mounir consults experts on new investment opportunities after the maturity of high-yielding certificates of deposit
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The decision to halt sugar imports will protect the local industry and maintain its competitiveness
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Wheat imports have dropped as the domestic harvest rises thanks to incentives for farmers, modern silos, and enhanced seed varieties
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Head of Al-Horeya 2000 for Food Industries Hassan Al-Fendi explains the sector’s growth potential and challenges.
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