EGX Chairperson, ESF President celebrate World Investor Week with stock trading session
Enhancing financial culture has positive impact on expanding investor base: Ahmed El-Sheikh
TSFE plans to list MIDAR on EGX in first half of 2024
Banque Misr, National Investment Bank intend to exit MIDAR: Sources
We play key role in drafting second 10-year plan for African development: Egypt’s Envoy to AU
Egypt’s ambassador to Ethiopia and permanent representative to the African Union (AU), Mohamed Gad, said that Egypt has exerted intensive efforts in drafting the second ten-year plan for implementing the…
Egypt restores international partners’ trust after 2011 events: Shoukry
Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sameh Shoukry, said that Egypt has regained the trust of its international partners after it was shaken by the events of 2011. He said that…
Fire engulfs Ismailia Security Directorate, dozens injured
A fire broke out on Monday in the Ismailia Security Directorate building in northeast Egypt, injuring dozens of people and causing extensive damage. The fire was contained by the Egyptian…
Egypt’s real estate sector draws 94% of wealthy GCC investors: Knight Frank
Second homes market in Egypt is attractive for GCC investors, particularly as it remains largely undersupplied, says Zeinab Adel
22% YoY growth in real estate market during Q4 2022: Property Finder
New Capital accounts for approximately 44% of total investments in Cairo, says report
Worldwide renewable energy jobs hit 13.7 million in 2022: ILO
Worldwide employment in renewable energy reached 13.7 million in 2022, an increase of one million since 2021 and up from a total of 7.3 million in 2012, according to a…
Middle East’s water sector faces major challenges
The water sector in the Middle East faces several significant challenges, including climate change, migratory movements, water scarcity, and overexploitation of aquifers. According to Ian Rodgers, a Solutions Architect at…
Sub-Saharan African economies struggle amid financial tightening: FocusEconomic
The global monetary tightening that began in 2021 has resulted in Sub-Saharan African countries facing higher financing costs when issuing new debt. Consequently, the region's ratio of interest payments to…