Egypt won’t attract investors until we show them what they want, namely an active and productive economy supported by an adequately educated population, Nashwa El Houfy says in a column penned for El Watan. The writer says she cares little for official visits and instead places emphasis on “getting the engine or production started” in all fields and sectors, which will improve the economy and eventually attract investors.
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