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Sahar El Damati resigns from Banque Misr

MOVES- Sahar El Damati has resigned from her position as Vice Chairman at Banque Misr. According to a copy of the resignation letter printed on Youm7, El Damati left to pursue a career in academia. El Damati was Vice Chairman for just under a year. MOVES- Omar Ramzy was appointed head of Banque du Caire’s […]

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Emerging markets to grow in sync in 2018

Emerging market economies are in for a “rare burst of synchronized growth” this year, for the first time since 2011 and with very few exceptions, Steve Johnson writes for the Financial Times. While it is unusual for EMs to experience simultaneous growth, it likely the impact of “growth-supportive monetary policy in the US and eurozone, […]

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Expanding the military’s role under El Sisi’s rule has affected politics, economy, and security

The military’s expanding role in Egypt under President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has had adverse effects on the country’s economy, security, and political scene, Abdallah Hendawy writes for Reuters. Whereas previous regimes in Egypt also relied on the armed forces to control core positions in the state, El Sisi “brought the military out of the […]

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Australian food provider recalls pomegranate arils imported from Egypt over hepatitis A scare

Australian fruit provider Creative Gourmet has recalled pomegranate arils imported from Egypt over a link to a hepatitis A outbreak in New South Wales, Food Safety News reports. All seven individuals with confirmed infections reported eating the same pomegranate products, and the New South Wales Food Authority has confirmed that Australian-grown pomegranates are not linked […]

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Other international headlines worth noting in brief:

Other international headlines worth noting in brief include: Cairo is sending officials to Gaza to push the “faltering reconciliation agreement” between Hamas and Fatah, the Times of Israel reports. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) urged authorities to “immediately release” three local journalists, while Reporters Without Borders launched a social media campaign for imprisoned photojournalist […]

Posted inOn Deadline

Digitizing the government and all its services is integral to cutting costs and spurring investments

Digitizing the government and all its services is integral to cutting costs and spurring investment, Mohamed Youssef writes for Al Shorouk. Investment in technology would not only make people’s lives easier by reducing the need for visiting government offices and doing paperwork, but it would also help the state cut back on expenses, Youssef says.

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Shoukry to meet Cypriot counterpart in Cairo

Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry is meeting with his Cypriot counterpart Nikos Christodoulides in Cairo today, according to the State Information Service (SIS). The two will discuss their tripartite cooperation agreement with Greece over energy resource development in the East Mediterranean. The two countries are working on connecting Cyprus’ Aphrodite gas field to one of Egypt’s […]

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