Political reforms are part and parcel of the policies aimed at improving Egypt’s investment climate, Ahmed Galal writes for Al Masry Al Youm. While it’s well-known that investors look for profit and ease of doing business in a country, Galal points out that regulatory credibility and government trustworthiness also play a role in determining investors’ choice of target countries. He stresses that a little bit of political reform is necessary to complement the country’s economic reform program and help Egypt to attract more FDI.
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