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EGX, EFSA move to remove FX restrictions on GDR sales

EGX, EFSA are moving to eliminate FX restrictions on GDR sales: The EGX’s newly constituted board of directors approved on Sunday the removal of restrictions that force the proceeds of global depository receipt sales be converted to EGP before being distributed to beneficiaries, according to Al Borsa. Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority (EFSA) head Sherif Samy […]

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Emaar's Alabbar wants to invest in new capital

Emaar Chairman Mohamed Alabbar has appetite for new opportunities in Egypt — and may once again be looking at investing in the New Administrative Capital. Also on the high-profile real estate and retail guru’s list: New Alamein, Cairo, and South Sinai, according to a statement from the Investment Ministry. Alabbar expressed interest during a meeting […]

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SODIC, Vodafone sign agreement to offer smart solutions services across SODIC developments

SODIC and Vodafone Egypt will offer a package of internet and smart-home services at all SODIC developments, according to a joint press release (pdf). The new service, branded SODIC GoSmart, will be powered by Vodafone and give homeowners at SODIC developments access to high-speed internet, surveillance, and home automation services. “SODIC is very well-known for […]

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One third of Egyptians curb consumption of goods following fuel, electricity subsidy cuts

Subsidy cuts drive down food consumption: 34% of Egyptians have begun curbing their consumption of various consumer goods, most notably food, as a result of the recent fuel and electricity subsidy cuts, according to a poll the Egyptian Center for Public Opinion (Baseera) released yesterday (pdf). 84% of those polled also said that their monthly […]

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Qatar files legal complaint with WTO against Arab countries’ trade boycott

Qatar filed yesterday a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against the “trade boycott” imposed by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bahrain, Reuters reports. “By formally ‘requesting consultations’ with the three countries, the first step in a trade dispute, Qatar triggered a 60 day deadline for them to settle the complaint or face litigation […]

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