Egypt in the News on 2 October 2019
The government’s response to last month’s protests is still getting coverage in the foreign press. Police have released dozens of…
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The government’s response to last month’s protests is still getting coverage in the foreign press. Police have released dozens of…
Civil servants will gradually be transferred to the new administrative capital starting from 1Q2020, Deputy Housing Minister Khaled Abbas said,…
Moody’s confirms Egypt’s credit rating at B2, outlook stable: Credit rating agency Moody’s has maintained its Egypt rating at B2…
LEGISLATION WATCH- El Sisi issues amendments to the Labor Unions Act, which regulates the formation and activities of workers’ unions,…
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has ratified a bill to increase pensions and salary increases for civil servants by 15%…
Government efforts to support workers was the main story on state-owned Al Ahram, in honor of Labor Day. Meanwhile, the…
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi’s weekend decision to increase the minimum wage to EGP 2,000 for state employees still dominates…
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi’s announcement of a higher minimum wage for civil servants topped the front pages of all…
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