Debts owed to international oil companies in Egypt should be paid off entirely within two years if work on new fields continues at a reasonable pace and fuel subsidies continue to be reduced, former Oil Minister Osama Kamal says, according to Al Mal. He says about 80% of fuel subsidies do not reach those who are most in need and that the state should redirect spending there towards health and education.
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