How will Telecom Egypt and its subscribers benefit from the acquisition of fifth-generation mobile services.
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Foreigners are to be allowed to buy real estate in Egypt in foreign currency in exchange for residency in order to boost the country’s currency reserves, reports Safeya Mounir
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New high-yield savings certificates have been introduced by Egypt’s banks in a bid to curb inflation and put the brakes on gold, reports Safeya Mounir
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Safeya Mounir reports on new decisions meant to ensure the availability of products, discourage monopolistic practices, and control arbitrary pricing
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The decision to allow the sale of real estate in foreign currencies is contributing to Egypt’s dollar crunch, according to industry experts, reports Safeya Mounir
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Two business gatherings held last week indicate that Gulf investors have regained interest in the Egyptian economy, reports Safeya Mounir
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Will private sector companies respect a National Wages Council decision to raise the monthly minimum wage, asks Safeya Mounir
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Safeya Mounir reports on why Egypt’s banks have suspended debit card purchases abroad
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The government has launched an initiative to cut the prices of certain basic food items to help people struggling with inflation, reports Safeya Mounir
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Egypt plans to issue Samurai bonds for the second time this week to meet its financial obligations with expert blessings.
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The construction of the Tarboul Industrial City was given preliminary approval last week.
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A recent surge in the cost of non-school guide books — which include simplified explanations of the curriculum in addition to exercises and which are published by private publishing houses — has shocked millions of families with children of school age.
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The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones has launched a new e-service to ease the establishment of companies.
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On the eighth anniversary of the opening of the New Suez Canal, the international waterway is realising record earnings.
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New Alamein projects have increased the price of real estate units across the North Coast.
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Government plans to reduce natural gas supplies to fertiliser plants will impact the domestic market and exports.
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Trade between Egypt and Turkey should see a boost following the resumption of diplomatic ties.
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The price of rice is expected to ease with the advent of the new harvest season.
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Egypt’s parliament has approved a new package of tax reforms aimed at increasing revenues.
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Will the six-month exemption on customs duties on gold brought in by those coming from abroad reverse soaring prices?
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