Egypt’s tourism lags due to poor marketing
Marketing campaigns abroad are generally unprofessional and do not improve the country’s ability to address tourists or study the target markets. Egypt is the most difficult country for international movie…
Egyptian financial regulator to retry sukuk rules in early 2014
The renewed push to allow sukuk in the country comes after previous attempts have been thwarted by nearly three years of political turmoil since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak…
Citadel Capital narrows its net loss by 38.3% in Q3
Company cites economic impact following 30 June protests
Land protection engineers to be granted ‘judicial police’ authority in effort to curb land seizures: Minister of Justice
The report further highlighted that since the revolution one million cases of aggression have been detected, effecting over 40,000 feddans, of those aggressive seizures the number cleared did not exceed…
Iron and Steel workers strike a deal
Government pledges EGP 100m to striking workers
Two killed in Friday clashes
Friday violence continues with clashes between protesters and security forces
Main defendant handed life sentence in Al-Khosous sectarian clashes case
Two defendants were sentenced to 15 years in prison
Constitutional referendum on 14 and 15 January
Interim president praises constitution draft
511 student protests in November: Democracy Meter
According to the report, last month witnessed 70 incidents of violence during student protests
Court overturns Ahmed Ezz’s 37-year sentence
Cassation court overturns criminal court ruling of Mubarak-era steel tycoon