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Undoubtedly, the floatation of the Egyptian pound severely impacted the publishing industry in Egypt. However, the more stable economic conditions became, the further hopes increased for an improved situation for such an important industry. The General Manager of the Printing, Packaging, and Paper Division in the Federation of Egyptian Industries, Mahmoud Hasanain, supplied Daily News …
Digitisation new opportunity to break down restrictions, such as affordability, borders, censorship
One of the biggest challenges that the publishing industry in Egypt is facing is the lack of government subsidies to finance such an important industry, impeding from reducing the burdens it is facing. Unfortunately, even Egypt’s publication exports—book exports in particular—also do not receive any type of support, especially financial subsidies, according to Ahmed Helal, …
Burial chambers’ belongings robbed, found relics pertain to late period
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Foreign delegation will arrive tomorrow to resume talks
Drills would take place at Issa Air Base in southern Bahrain
French president scheduled to visit Egypt on 28 January
The total passenger traffic at airports reached 30.5 million passengers in 2017 up from 27.2 million passengers in 2016, an increase of 12.1%, the Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) announced on Monday in its annual bulletin of air transport statistics for 2017. The total number of flights increased by 1.5% reaching 281,000 …
KarmSolar, Egypt’s fastest growing solar energy solutions company, has been identified by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) as one of the Companies to Inspire Africa 2019 listing. The LSEG report acknowledged Africa’s most dynamic businesses. Companies need to be privately held, and show an excellent rate of growth and potential to push African development, …
Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimeen, Islamist group with al Qaida ties, claimed responsibility
New campaign will launch on 24 February 2019
Egypt will continue to implement economic reform programme as long-term national goal, says president
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Greater ambition on climate action, powering ahead with SDGs, main activities
50 heads of state, governments, over 300 ministerial level participants in WEF annual meeting
Learning to read new e-reader can significantly boost literacy rates among visually impaired people
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Technical team from ministry will be formed to accelerate implementation, says Nassar
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Committee includes Ministers of Environment, Military Production, Local Development, chief of AOI
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Majority of Arab leaders were absent during inauguration of summit
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Large numerous ovens indicate was used as service unit for militants or camps
According to the recent report issued by the Energy Sector Management Assistance Programme (ESMAP) which is administrated by the World Bank (WB), Egypt’s economy was adversely affected by a growing energy deficit, in the aftermath of the Arab Spring , slowing economic growth, increasing poverty, and socioeconomic transition. Egypt faced growing fiscal pressures. With fossil …
For the Federation of Egyptian Industries (FEI), considering fuel subsidies was a significant step toward genuine economic reform which began with the floatation of the Egyptian pound, putting Egypt on the threshold of the required economic growth. The head of Petroleum and Mining Industries Chamber at the FEI, Tamer Abo Bakr, informed Daily News Egypt …
All the actions which have been taken since November 2016 until now definitely aim to boost economic growth, reform the Egyptian economy, according to the Secretary of Petroleum and Fuel Division at Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce (FECC) Mohamed Abdel Moneam. He added that phasing out fuel subsidies is an essential procedure for the …
