Economic analysts agree with IMF report on Egypt’s economic status
Analysts request to amend monetary policy and take precautions with mega-projects in light of current circumstances
Brotherhood denies prosecution’s claims of attempts to ‘overthrow Egyptian state’
Prosecution accused Brotherhood of affiliation with foreign organisations and allowing "jihadists and extremists" to settle in Sinai
‘Al-Fatah Mosque clashes’ trial adjourned
Defendants were “unable to attend” the trial, say state media
Oriental Weavers expects EGP 5.8bn in 2014 sales, 2 new factories planned
By Mohamed Ayyad and Mohamed Mostafa Oriental Weavers sales are expected to reach EGP 5.8bn this year, compared to EGP 5.5bn in 2013, according to the company’s founder Mohamed Farid…
EGP 4.2bn annual losses due to poor wheat handling
Mousa said that estimated losses associated with non-human consumption are 670,000 tonnes, of which 500,000 tonnes represent losses in cow and buffalo feeding. This is in addition to 130,000 tonnes…
Farmers request 12% increase in beetroot supply price
Farmers are also struggling to maintain profit margins, all of which increases production costs in the range of 12-13%.
First economic stimulus package projects to end in Q1 2015: Planning minister
Many projects in the housing sector, part of the economic stimulus package, will be concluded within two months
Imams of mosques should ‘not even consider’ entering politics: Ministry
Endowments ministry warns imams of 'decisive actions' if they decide to run for office
Shoukry calls for cooperation to combat terrorism in Middle East and Africa
EU counter-terrorism coordinator stresses EU’s “seriousness” in combating terror
