Youm7 editor-in-chief praises Egyptian efforts to end Ever Given crisis in Suez Canal

CAIRO – 30 March 2021: Khaled Salah, editor-in-chief of the private newspaper Youm7 praised Egyptian workers efforts floating the delinquent ship in the Suez Canal Ever Given, that was exerted during the last week.

In his opening speech at BT100 ceremony, Tuesday Salah Thanked Prime Minster Mustafa Madbouly for sponsoring the annual ceremony, along with all the ministers and senior officials attending.

He congratulated the award winners for this year.

Salah also shed light on the pandemic that affected the whole world on all levels during 2020, noting that Egyption were able to face all challenges and even overcome it.

The fourth edition of Bt100 Awards on Tuesday handed awards to a number of ministers, figures and leading businesses in Egypt that managed to maintain good performance during the year of the pandemic.

The event came with the participation of many ministers and more than 450 businessmen and heads of economic institutions.

The event this year came to assess the economic experience in Egypt during the past year since the pandemic hit the country and to hail the most resilient sectors amid such challenges.

BT100 is one of the most prestigious events in the business world in Egypt. Its held annually with the attendance of Cabinet members, businessmen, high profile companies, start-ups, celebrities and journalists.

BT100 is a tribute to the leaders of the governmental and private sectors, and corporate for their important and effective role in improving the Egyptian economy. The ceremony aims at encouraging other companies to improve their performance, and develop their marketing methods and their selling skills.

Candidates for the prizes were chosen according to certain criteria by the jury and evaluation to select a number of companies in different sectors, including the financial, industrial and investment sectors, the real estate sector, and the communications and information technology sector.