FinMin aims to cut government spending by 6.5% next fiscal year
BUDGET WATCH- FinMin aims to cut government spending by 6.5% next fiscal year: The Finance Ministry is projecting a 6.5%…
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BUDGET WATCH- FinMin aims to cut government spending by 6.5% next fiscal year: The Finance Ministry is projecting a 6.5%…
International reaction to last week’s raid on Mada Masr continues to roll in: It’s the Economist’s turn to give its…
Can emerging markets still emerge? The rapid pace at which jobs are automated and declining birth rates will make it…
The words “cabinet shuffle” are on everyone’s lips today as MPs, pundits and the press alike joined the chorus of…
An optimist’s opinion on EM stocks in 2020: With optimism slowly building for a truce in the US-China trade war,…
The government’s reform efforts will be undermined if the military crowds out Egypt’s private sector from the economy, resulting in…
It’s a reasonably quiet morning on the business / finance / econ news front in Egypt. The three big news…
Despite the impact on school financials thanks to high salaries and hiring costs, foreign teachers are still in demand at…
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