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The best remedy for Egypt’s inactive political scene is merging like-minded political parties

The best remedy for Egypt’s inactive political scene is merging like-minded political parties to create bigger, more active, and more visible entities, Hassan Abu Taleb writes for Al Ahram. The country has far too many parties, and none commands much popularity, Abu Taleb says, suggesting that the excess in choices is the culprit. He urges […]

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Saudi is requiring employers to rely on local talent, and it’s proving to be a curveball for many businesses

Recently enacted regulations requiring Saudi employers to rely on local talent rather than foreign labor is proving to be a curveball for many businesses, despite being intended to create more job openings for the locals, according to NPR. The regulations apply to several industries, including telecom and electronics retailers, which traditionally relied on South Asian […]

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Butane production rises to 466k tonnes in 1Q2018

Egypt’s butane production increased to 466k tonnes in 1Q2018, up from 436.7k tonnes during the comparable period last year, an unnamed EGAS source says. Egypt also imported 731k tonnes of butane during the quarter. Butane consumption in 1Q2018 reached 1.11 mn tonnes, down from 1.15 mn tonnes in 1Q2017. Growing Egypt’s refining capacity has been […]

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AOI, ICT discuss with FoxConn Group joint manufacturing of educational tablets

China’s Foxconn Group met with executives from the Arab Organization for Industry (AOI) yesterday to discuss a potential collaboration to locally manufacture tablet devices for the Education Ministry ahead of the 2018-19 academic year, Al Shorouk reports. Education Minister Tarek Shawky had unveiled a plan last month to overhaul Egypt’s K-12 education system, that would, […]

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EgyptAir adds 12 weekly flights to Moscow

(EgyptAir is adding 12 weekly flights from Cairo to Russia to cope with increased air traffic during the World Cup next month, EgyptAir CEO and Chairman Safwat Musallam said, according to Al Shorouk. The national flag carrier could add more flights to its roster if there is further demand.

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