Governors of central banks and heads of Arab monetary institutions meet in Cairo
It is expected that the Arab executive directors at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Bank (WB) are attending the event, in addition to the Union of Arab…
Egypt needs strong government able to make bold decisions: Bankers
Government reshuffle was strongly demanded by numerous bankers
Quietest-voice Sherif Ismail chairs the cabinet
Ismail succeeded, under difficult economic circumstances, to repay $3.6bn of overdue balances to foreign partners in the oil sector. Those balances were accumulating over the period from 2009 until 2013.
Egypt has endless opportunities for development: Al Tamimi
Al-Tamimi, being clear and pragmatic, added: “Disputes will not vanish and there will continue to be litigations and arbitrations; however this is a symbol of rule of law regardless of…
Anti-Civil Service Law protests face security resistance
Hundreds halted by security forces ahead of protest
Egypt throws the dice with partial lifting of stadia ban
The Egyptian interior ministry, in a potential signal that the country's military-backed regime recognises that its choking off of all public space could backfire, has agreed to allow fans…
Special economic zones will allow Egypt to dissociate from jungle of laws: Al Tamimi partner
The Civil Service Law should be fully enforced as this will have a direct impact on solving bureaucracy problems, says Mohamed Khodeir
Egypt looks for long-term payoff on the New Suez Canal
By Oxford Business Group The expansion of Egypt’s strategically vital Suez Canal, completed in early August, could be a significant step towards solidifying its position as a logistics and trade…
Tunisia protests corruption amnesty law
Hundreds of Tunisians have poured into Tunis' streets to protest a controversial law offering amnesty to corrupt businessmen and politicians. The bill was introduced by the president over the summer.
