Egypt names first envoy to Iraq since 2005 killing

CAIRO: Egypt has appointed an ambassador to Iraq, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday, its first diplomatic representative in the country since its charge d affaires was kidnapped and killed…

AFP
AFP

Carter visits Hamas-run Gaza Strip

GAZA CITY: Former US president Jimmy Carter entered the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, after urging Israel to lift a blockade on the Palestinian city and stop treating its residents like…

AFP
AFP

Iran ready for vote recount after protests kill seven

TEHRAN: Iran s election watchdog said on Tuesday it was ready for a recount in the hotly disputed presidential vote as the nation braced for further protests after seven people…

AFP
AFP

Mubarak says Netanyahu speech scuppers peace hopes

CAIRO: President Hosni Mubarak said on Monday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's call for the Palestinians to recognize Israel as a Jewish state torpedoed the chance for peace."The call…

AFP
AFP

Rafah delegation camps out at border for fourth day running

CAIRO: A foreign delegation from the International Movement to Open the Rafah Border has been camped out in front of the crossing since Saturday to call for the permanent opening…

Abdel-Rahman Hussein

New regulatory authority to monitor financial markets

CAIRO: The Egyptian government created a new regulatory authority to oversee all non-banking financial markets as part of a long term process to reform and develop the nation's financial sector.President…

Daily News Egypt

GAFI to introduce e-registration, provide economic statistics on Egypt

CAIRO: Egypt will allow new companies to register online starting next month, Assem Ragab, chairman of General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI), told a conference Tuesday. Ragab and…

Sabah Hamamou

Egypt to liquidate or sell Nasr Auto

CAIRO: The Ministry of Investment announced that it would either liquidate or sell state-owned El Nasr Automotive Manufacturing Company (Nasr), which has historically been one of Egypt's major auto companies.The…

Theodore May