Financial institutions in Egypt
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Egypt devalues pound for third time this year
The pound weakend by 1.3 percent to just under 8 against the dollar.
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World Bank and African Fund visit Egypt to negotiate loans
Egypt is currently negotiating loans worth over $8 billion with the two international financial institutions.
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Egypt to receive $3 billion loan from World Bank
Prime Minister: there is a deficit in the budget and we have to handle it gradually.
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Egypt expects $1.5 billion in loans
The loans from the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) by the end of 2015.
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EBRD launches Women in Business programme in Egypt
the aim is to provide comprehensive package of financial and technical support for Egyptian women who are starting up or expanding their companies.
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Egypt expects $1.5 bn IMF, AfDB loans by end of 2015
Asked by Reuters when the World Bank and AfDB loans would arrive, Ismail said: "it will be before the end of 2015."
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Egypt's Ramez named best central bank governor in MENA
He was praised by the IMF and the World Bank for taking measures to improve Egypt's economy.
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Improvements in Europe's economy provide tailwinds for growth in Egypt
Coordinated and scaled-up support from the international community is critical in stabilizing conditions in the region.
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Egypt raises taxes on airplane tickets
The tax is imposed on international flights leaving from Egypt only. This excludes flights coming to Egypt and internal flights.
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Egypt’s economy to require major external financing in next few years
IMF's ME and Central Asia Department Director Masood Ahmed claims that Egypt’s economy will require considerable external funding in the next years.