The House of Representatives granted preliminary approval on Monday to legislation that wouldexempt higher education and scientific research bodies from taxes and customs tariffs on imported equipment and materials used for research, Ahram Gate reports. The law is meant to incentivize innovation and scientific research. Parliament postponed holding a final vote on the law due to (you guessed it) lack of quorum.
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