The most important element of the new Investment Act is also one of the least-discussed, and that’s a series of provisions that outline how bureaucrats must cut red tape that stands in the way of investment, Medhat Nafei writes for Al Borsa. Nafei calls for strict enforcement of rules that provide a system of checks and balance for regulators.
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