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Fawry is planting roots in Kuwait next year

EGX-listed e-payments giant Fawry is planning to begin operating in Kuwait in 2023, with legal procedures currently underway, Fawry’s Investment, Financial Planning & Analysis, and IR Senior Manager Hassan Abdel Gelil told Enterprise. Abdel Gelil did not disclose further information about potential partners in Kuwait. This will be the second international market outside Egypt where […]

Posted inLAST NIGHT’S TALK SHOWS

Last Night’s Talk Shows: Businesses have two weeks to register for e-invoicing — or face fines

It was a slow night for the talk shows yesterday as we slide into the weekend, with the rollout of the government’s e-invoicing system topping the business news. A warning to businesses: There are consequences for failing to register to the new e-invoicing system. Those who don’t meet the Tax Authority’s 15 December deadline are […]

Posted inEGYPT IN THE NEWS

Give us back our stone

It’s another relatively quiet morning for Egypt in the international press — or maybe we just get used to everyone talking about us during COP. The campaign to return the Rosetta Stone is back in the headlines: AP becomes the latest to report on Zahi Hawass’ petition calling for the stone to be returned, which […]

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Posted inAlso on our Radar

Closer entrepreneurship ties between Egypt and China

TECH- New Egypt-China association to give AI + tech investments a shot in the arm: Egypt and China launched the Egyptian-Chinese Entrepreneurs Association (ECEA) this week, with an eye to drive Chinese investments in AI, space tech, and e-commerce, according to a Finance Ministry statement. The association creates a “platform for continuous communication to discuss […]

Posted inPLANET FINANCE

Is EM sovereign debt a bright spot in tough markets? + The majority of EMEA corporate debt could be ESG-linked next year

EM debt could be a standout asset as treasuries + credit take a nosedive: Jupiter Asset Management executive Mark Nash is shorting nearly every asset including US treasuries and credit — but sees value in emerging-market sovereign debt, he tells Bloomberg. Nash is buying securities sold by Brazil, Indonesia and Mexico — all of which […]

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