Japan still considering whether to participate in Egypt’s economic summit: Kagawa
Japanese private sector faces many problems in Egypt, notably accessing foreign currency, says Japanese ambassador
Demonstrators attacked with glass bottles at Cairo protest
Incident took place during a small anti-Mubarak protest in Abdel Moneim Riad Square on Friday evening
Fuel oil supplies non compliant with specifications behind increased summer electricity
The source said that during the summer, fuel suppliers offered fuel at $600 per tonne, with sulphur rates higher than required in the bid.
IDB allocates $220m for Egypt-Saudi electricity interconnection project
Islamic Development Bank announces $566m financing for projects in energy, roads, petrochemicals, water, education, and health
Tourism sector asks banks to postpone debt repayment to end of 2015
Banking system owed EGP 10bn from tourism sector, workers hope to postpone debt repayment to end of 2015
Numerous public bank officials resign to protest maximum wage
New maximum wage sets wages at 50% less than original wages, resigned NBE official says
Shoukry warns against sectarian and ethnic conflict during Bahrain summit
Egyptian foreign minister is on two-day trip to the Gulf country to discuss international security in Middle East
Schools set to reopen in North Sinai border towns
Counterinsurgency operations are still underway but “we cannot suspend schooling forever”, says governor
7 defendants receive death sentences in second Rafah massacre case
Another 22 defendants received 15 years in prison
More Islamist groups withdraw from Anti-Coup Alliance
Salafi Front and Istiqlal Party are latest to pull out of pro-Morsi political coalition
