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“Centralized administration” breeds corruption

Al Masry Al Youm columnist Amr El Shobaky publishes a letter from a reader on how centralized administration breeds corruption in Egypt. The centralized system leaves smaller officials feeling lethargic towards situations that could easily be addressed, he says. Governors are simply observers of whatever ministry is operating in their governorate, while to stop illegal […]

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Amending investment laws, offering incentives and tax breaks are not the keys to attracting investments, says Ziad Bahaa El Din

A return to incentives and tax breaks in the new investment laws could add to the country’s burdens, Ziad Bahaa El Din says in a column penned for Al Shorouk. While Bahaa El Din acknowledges that the new laws are an attempt to rectify previous missteps that resulted in lost opportunities to attract investments, he […]

Posted inDiplomacy + Foreign Trade

Belarus’ Lukashenko meets with Sherif Ismail, Ali Abdel Aal

Egyptian and Belarusian companies signed six MoUs to trade heavy machinery and agricultural equipment during the Egyptian-Belarusian Business Forum yesterday, Al Mal reports. Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko met with Prime Minister Sherif Ismail, the newspaper reports, during which Ismail reaffirmed Egypt’s interest in joining the Eurasian free trade agreement. Lukashenko also met with Parliamentary Speaker […]

Posted inEnergy

Sharkawy & Sarhan explain how the draft gas law will affect down- and mid-stream activities

The draft Gas Law gives private parties access to the gas infrastructure and provides details of a new licensing regime through regulating transmission, distribution, storage, liquefaction, regasification, shipping, and the supply of gas, according to a note by Sharkawy & Sarhan. The law creates a new independent public entity affiliated with the Oil Ministry that […]

Posted inEnergy

Italy’s Ansaldo and the global Power Systems win tenders in Asyut and West Cairo

Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction will be signing a contract today to supply and install steam turbines at the Walidya electrical power station in Assiut, Al Borsa reports. Meanwhile, Italy’s AC Boilers (formerly Ansaldo Caldaie) also on a bid to supply and install boilers at the West Cairo electrical power station, the newspaper also reports.

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