Waad Ahmed's Articles

The project to extend the canal was completed in a year, and is being hailed by the Egyptian government as 'Egypt's gift to the world'

The move is part of efforts to reduce Egypt's subsidies bill and address a ballooning budget deficit

Moody's upgrades Egypt's banking system outlook following fiscal reforms taken by the government

Egyptian trade and industry minister believes Sunday's deal could open the way to an all-Africa free trade zone in the near future

One of the most prominent cases against the business tycoon involves exporting natural gas to Israel below market rates, resulting in losses to Egypt

David Wright, secretary-general of the International Organisation for Securities Commissions, speaks exclusively to Ahram Online about the challenges facing the Egyptian economy

The amount of money raised in the first three months of 2015 in the stock exchange is twice that of 2014

Takaful (Solidarity) and Karama (Dignity) target impoverished families to help with youth education and the elderly respectively

The listing of three state-owned petroleum companies is part of four planned IPOs in the coming months

US military aid to Egypt was put on hold after the ouster of Mohamed Morsi in 2013 but restored this week

Ahram Online follows day two of the EEDC; Suez development project to cover 500 square kilometres and include three major economic zones