Sherine Abdel-Razek's Articles

Recent economic developments have been assuaging concerns about a further IMF review and the country’s debt burden.

Egypt’s new labour law introduces new protections for private-sector workers but leaves some demands unmet and provisions unclear, reports Sherine Abdel-Razek

Developments on Egypt’s economic scene have enhanced prospects for recovery provided that further efforts are made to address the debt burden.

A set of regulatory and structural reforms is promising to increase the mining sector’s appeal to investors.

The growing interest in the two recent listings on the Egyptian Stock Exchange highlights a shift in investor perceptions of what constitutes a sound investment

A streak of bad news has been hitting Egypt for the last month, but the economy is showing its resilience to internal and external shocks

Egypt is working on providing more Floating Storage and Regasification Units in its bid to secure its energy supplies

The government has made concerted efforts to keep the lights on

Focus on Egypt’s economic reforms as the IMF undertakes its fifth review of Egypt’s loan agreement.

While the potential for Egyptian startups is huge, there are still some challenges that need attention

Al-Ahram Weekly sheds light on the fintech industry on the African continent as displayed at the GITEX Africa exhibition in Marrakech.

GITEX Africa, one of the continent’s largest technology shows, will shed light on the impact of artificial intelligence and startups in defining Africa’s future

Controversy surrounds the sale of state-owned Banque du Caire

While praising Egypt’s programme of economic reforms, the IMF highlighted some need-to-be-adopted policies

The streak of bad news on Egypt’s natural-gas production has been broken, following three years of a decline in production, under-met demand, and increased imports, with officials now speaking of the possibility of Egypt regaining its status as a net gas exporter by 2027.

With inflation following a downward trend, the Central Bank of Egypt will likely lower interest rates in its next meetings

The government is raising the minimum wage for private-sector employees for the sixth time in three years.

What does the resumption of drilling in the Zohr Field mean for Egypt’s natural gas deficit?

The Ministry of Finance is planning the gradual reduction and diversification of Egypt’s foreign debt.

Sherine Abdel-Razek describes the ups and downs of the Egyptian stock market in 2024

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