Government fails to abide by payment schedule with foreign partners

The government is the reason behind the continued inability of the petroleum sector to repay dues to foreign partners in return for oil and gas received monthly, said an official…

Mohamed Adel

Foreign partners demand government repays dues before increasing investments

Foreign companies operating in the oil sector have linked increasing their investments to their payment from the Egyptian government, in light of the government’s failure to keep to the repayment…

Mohamed Adel

EGPC guarantees loan with naphtha, crude oil revenues from Ras Gharib

Total dues owed to foreign partners in the petroleum sector currently stand at $5.9bn, according to the head of the EGPC.

Mohamed Adel

Dues to foreign companies increase by $300m

Dues to foreign companies operating in the oil sector have increased by $300m, while the government's inability to pay such an amount – even as it repays small portions of…

Daily News Egypt

Petroleum agreements stipulate interest on the government’s dues to its partners

All petroleum agreements stipulate an interest on dues owed by the government to its partners in the case of late payment, and the interest rates vary with each agreement, the…

Mohamed Adel

Government reduces gas to plants to solve power crisis

590m cubic feet of gas reduction for fertiliser and cement

Mohamed Adel

Former presidential spokesman referred to criminal court

Ali stands accused of harbouring a fugitive and joining a terrorist organisation

Daily News Egypt

Court hands 5 preliminary death sentences

The defendants are charged with murdering a police officer

Adham Youssef

Tourism companies demand widening Sharm El-Sheikh-Cairo road: ETAA Transport Committee chairman

The Egyptian Travel Agents Association requests that Sharm El-Sheikh—Cairo road be expanded in order to prevent traffic accident rates from rising further and protect lives

Abdel Razek Al-Shuwekhi

Shoukry to visit Ethiopia ahead of tripartite talks

The last tripartite talks were held in January but no agreement was reached

Hend Kortam