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Egypt to host Africa’s top business forum
All business leaders on the continent are set to be in Cairo, Egypt in December for the Africa 2018 Forum.
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7 things to know about the new consumer protection law
The law covers e-commerce, imported goods and relationship between real-estate developers and buyers.
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Egypt- Ecomondo: European platform for green economy
The participants presented their prominent innovations, international businesses, and scientific contents towards shifting to a green economy.
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IMF expects surge in private investment in Egypt
The report tackles the Middle East and Central Asia region, said that the region's annual export growth in 2018 is projected to more than double.
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Egypt seeks progress in Doing Business: Sahar Nasr
Nasr stressed the government's keenness to continue cooperation with the WB for technical support for the development of the business environment.
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Egyptian business tycoon Mohamed Abul-Enein wins Italian foundation award
Foundation founder Capasso said that this was the second time that an Egyptian had won the award, after novelist Naguib Mahfouz in 2003.
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Project: Printers consumables
Supply of annual requirements of printers operating consumables
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Project: Engines, valves and more (4 lots)
Supply of (a) diesel & benzene engines, (b) valves, also (c) condensate steam traps & (d) citric perfumes.
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October trade and regulation updates
Where does the inflation and foreign reserves stand? What did Egypt discuss with Russia and Sudan? All in this monthly outlook by NGage consulting.
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Egypt imported 10 million tonnes of wheat in 2018
One of the world's largest wheat importers, Egypt imported nearly 7.1 million tonnes from Russia,In second place came Ukraine at 100,000 tonnes.
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Egypt sees ‘steep rebound’ in tourists as industry recovers
The government plans to announce a new private equity fund to upgrade its hotels and new investment opportunities on islands in the Red Sea.
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UN’s Business for Peace kicks off in Egypt
The UN Global Compact Network Egypt launched on Wednesday the two-day fifth edition of its the 2018 Business for Peace Annual Event in Cairo.
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Egypt's economy grew about 5.3 pct yr/yr in Q1 of fiscal 2018-19
The highest growth was expected to come from the gas, communications and construction sectors and from the Suez Canal.
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Trade exchange between Egypt, Kuwait hits $1.74B in 2017
Kuwait is one of the most important trade partners to Egypt as it is the third largest Arab partner to the country after UAE and KSA.
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Tourism minister opens Egypt pavilion at World Travel Market
Tourism Minister Rania al-Mashat opened an Egyptian pavilion at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London. The pavilion will run from November 5 to 7.
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Egypt's public sector minister and Werner International review developing textile companies
He underlined the importance of developing marketing means as well as training workers in order to attain the goals of a comprehensive restructuring.
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Egypt's Sarwa Capital exposed to IPO "irregularities"
Beltone managed the IPO of Sarwa Capital, which began trading on the Egyptian stock exchange last month.
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Businesses feel confident about success as Egypt's market dynamics improve
Egyptian businesses have been the prime beneficiaries of a number of government-driven intiatives.
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Egypt seeks to learn from China's expertise in sports economy
Egypt seeks to learn from the Chinese expertise in various fields related to youth and sports.
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The UN’s Business for Peace kicks off in Cairo Wednesday
The UN Global Compact Network Egypt will hold the fifth edition of its annual event in Cairo on November 7–8.
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Egypt top improving country in Doing Business
Egypt ranked 120 out of 190 countries in the World Bank's "Ease of Doing Business" Report which put it among the most improving economies in 2017/2018
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Orange Egypt acquired gender equality certification
Orange Egypt Acquires the Gender Equality European & International Standard Certification (GEEIS) for the 2nd time in a row.
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Egypt's Orascom Investment expects to acquire 30 pct of Sarwa Capital
If it only acquired between 144 million and 216 million shares, it would pay 6.62 pounds a share.
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Egypt budget deficit drops in first two months of 2018/19
Taxes from salaries increased by 32.5 percent, reaching EGP 7.1 billion, while Suez Canal revenues tripled to EGP 6.7 billion.
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Egypt signs five MoU's with Germany
The Memoranda aim to boost cooperation between the two countries in the fields of economy and education.
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Egypt’s stock exchange increases by LE4.5 billion
Egypt’s benchmark index (EGX 30) increased by 0.61 percent, standing at 13.145 points.
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Egyptian economy performs well, IMF mission
An IMF team led by Mr. Subir Lall visited Egypt on October 18-31, 2018 to conduct the fourth review of Egypt’s economic reform program.
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Egypt keeps customs exchange rate at EGP 16 per $1 in November
The country has kept its customs exchange rate at EGP 16 since October 2017.
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Egypt's police step in to combat potato shortage
For the first time, the Interior Ministry, which runs the police, has begun selling potatoes at reduced prices at temporary outlets.
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Trade exchange between Egypt, Morocco reaches $550M in 2017
Egypt's exports to Morocco products of engineering, electronics, food and building materials, as well as iron and steel, chemical and plastic products
