The Bankruptcy Act is important, but not enough to lure back investors, says Ayah Aman in Al Monitor, stating the obvious. This confused and self-contradictory article rehashes the point that policy stability is more important than new legislation. Fair enough if it wasn’t for the fact that she quotes (then ignores) statements by Trade and Industry Minister Tarek Kabil explaining how the act was necessary to prevent floundering factories from shutting down.
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