MPs are continuing to object to the Investment Act, with the House tourism and industry committees bellyaching over claims that the act neglects the needs of these sectors, Al Mal reports. Progress on the act has also been complicated by internal disputes within the House Economic Committee over the selection of Amr Ghallab as its chair. Ghallab maintains that the committee will finish voting on the act in its entirety and bring it to a plenary session next week (inshallah).
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