Egypt’s path towards growth after reforms will not be as successful without the full inclusion of the private sector, Magda Shahin writes for Al Shorouk. Shahin lauds the state for remaining steadfast in its drive to implement reforms, but notes that excluding the private sector would be a hindrance. Al Masry Al Youm’s Aly El Salmy chimes in to urge the government to focus on industrial growth, which would create a strong foundation for further development.
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