Fatah-Hamas reconciliation, another round for stagnant situation
Meanwhile, efforts continue to overcome fragile ceasefire with Israel
Do legal concerns hamper Egypt’s government IPO programme?
Heads of government companies' reservations were solved by reorganising programme in May, state official says
Greece exits bailout: Is the Greek economy strong enough?
Greece will exit its stability program on Monday. How has the Greek economy developed since austerity was imposed in 2010? And is Greece prepared to meet the budgetary targets? A…
Turing New El Alamein into primary home in full swing
The New El Alamein project is characterised by a unique location, as the government pays great attention to the project’s development and its infrastructure. The New El Alamein City project…
‘I thought he was my homeland’: recent novel portrays heartbreaks, relationship struggles in Egypt
While love issues in the Middle East have been tackled in several novels, movies, and songs, a new novel comes to portray a different image of adoration between men and…
‘Swiss Inn Hotels & Resorts’ to inaugurate three additional hotels in Egypt over one year
Group mulls expansions in Addis Ababa, Jordan, says chairperson
SMEDA renegotiates Ministry of Finance on tax incentives in MSMEs law
We are in contact with new finance minister, look forward for discussion in new parliamentary session: Gamea
Al-Sisi ratifies cybercrime law regulating web content, ISP surveillance
Law includes 29 penalties from three months to five years prison sentences, fines up to EGP 20m
SMEDA signs agreements with United Bank, ABE worth EGP 170m to finance small ventures after Eid
We aim to inject EGP 3bn to finance small and micro enterprises, says Gamea
Orange lost 677,000 clients in May, Vodafone lost least amount
The three mobile operators—Vodafone, Orange, and Etisalat—lost many clients in May, as mobile users fell to 96.4 million from 97.6 million, a loss of over 1.1 million users. Vodafone was…
