World Bank, government discuss second tranche of $3bn loan
The World Bank expects 5.5% growth in Egypt in FY 2019
2017 to witness start of Suez Canal logistics projects implementation: Mamish
Tender to be launched for selection of global consulting firm to review expected offers for creation of Adabiya port arsenal
Al-Sisi arrives in New York, welcomed by supporters
Al-Sisi arrives in New York to participate in high-level UN week
Bankruptcy law to provide legal alternatives for debt restructure of defaulting companies, to be submitted to cabinet soon: Investment Minister
Business communities decide on future of investment law amendments; the ministry is ready with new law
Next year’s challenges include securing energy sources, institutional reform, governance of companies: Electricity Minister
Production, transmission, and distribution project until 2018 to cost over EGP 136.4bn
Loans will not create a burden, but will improve the lives of Egyptians: International Cooperation Minister
Revolutions begin with an economic slowdown, then comes development and recovery to meet citizens’ high ambitions, says Sahar Nasr
Egyptian economy has enough resources, potential to become among world’s most powerful economies: AIB chairperson
We are optimistic about the future of the Egyptian economy, especially following the government’s recently-adopted reform measures, says Seif Al-Nasr
Egypt’s economy takes stable steps, made significant progress and improvement in very difficult circumstances over the past 2 years
UNB is making constant efforts to support serious investors who work in the Egyptian market, and it has ambitious plans to expand the SME sector
Egypt bears ingredients to successfully overcome economic crisis and compete with other countries: Abdul Aal
Egypt’s greatest challenge is that it imports 70% of its needs, and importing unnecessary goods must be limited for at least 3 years
Egypt has all the potential to overcome its challenges: CEO of BLOM Bank Egypt
We have great potential in tourism, industry, agriculture, energy, and mineral resources, says Ozalp