Economic Reform
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdel Aty held Wednesday a joint press conference with his Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares in Cairo.
Egypt and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) announced Tuesday the country programme.
The meeting was organized by the Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU).
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi held a meeting Sunday to learn about the updates of the country's economic performance which has been influenced by global challenges.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi reaffirmed that people in Egypt will not be able to feel the improvement in the local economic situation unless population growth is controlled.
El-Said pointed to the second phase of the national economic reform program.
"The success of a decision depends to a great extent on its embracement and acceptance among the people," the Egyptian president added.
The Media Center of the Cabinet released Saturday the figures.
El-Said said that five different areas or pillars were chosen to be the focus of the country program.
Mohieddin added in a TV interview that this includes increasing the country's investments in the sectors of health care, education and infrastructure to achieve sustainable and long-term growth.
In her speech, El-Said reviewed the development experience of Egypt in recent years and the efforts of the Egyptian state to achieve economic reform,
The aim of such investment is creating job opportunities, and inhibiting economic slowdown amid the COVID-19 crisis.
As Cabinet members, businessmen and leading figures have attended the annual ceremony of BT100 in Cairo to honor top influential figures and companies positively impacting the Egyptian economy, a documentary was played to highlight the country’s positive
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi met on Wednesday with President of the World Bank David Malpass.
The approval of the last review will allow Egypt to receive its last $2 billion disbursement of $12 billion loan extended over three years.
The World Bank issued on Tuesday a report titled “The Egyptian Economy Observatory” in a press conference in Cairo.
Speaker Abdel Aal presented the role of the House of Representatives in laws promulgation, and monitoring of the government.
As Saint-Prot likes to put it down, Egypt “deserves stability and progress…this will never be achieved unless the current political regime has fully taken his chance, which obviously requires much time.”
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has directed committed action to achieve aspired financial and economic targets.
Subir Lall said that the Egyptian economic situation is not bad, as all countries are clearly suffering a rise and change in prices.
