An aspiration of bringing the Arab region to global average labour participation levels would require more than 85 million jobs in the next 10 years.
Papers by
University World News
Officials have been forced to reassess these subsidies after the economically disruptive uprising that led to Hosni Mubarak's removal.
11.03.2012
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The National
Revenue fell to $381.4 million in February from $388.7 million in February 2011, the Egyptian Information Portal website showed.
11.03.2012
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Ahram Online
Australians have been slow to return to destinations hit by natural disasters and political unrest, with Egypt, Japan and Christchurch.
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The Australian
Fair Trade Egypt began in 1998, stemming from a previous development initiative by a consultancy firm named NSCE and Italian NGO, COSPE.
11.03.2012
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Bikyamasr
Unemployment today is one of the challenges facing not only the Ganzouri government but also future ones, especially with the economic slowdown.
11.03.2012
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Egyptian Gazette
The annual inflation rate in urban parts of Egypt increased to 9.2 per cent due to the Butane gas crisis.
11.03.2012
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Gulf News
LivingSocial, has enjoyed continual growth in both members and merchants participating in the daily deals offered on its Egypt site.
Papers by
Living Social
Intel in collaboration with Egyptian Ministry of Education announce the winners of Annual Intel Teach and Intel Learn Competition.
Papers by
Intel Corporation Ltd.
Flaws in the government-sponsored rationing programme are redolent of the country's food security problems.
11.03.2012
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AlJazeera
The journalists and bloggers are among 12 prominent figures under investigation over allegations they incited hatred against the Egyptian army.
11.03.2012
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Boston
While Western nations prepare aid packages for Egypt, London says that Arab Gulf states are not bearing their proper responsibility.
11.03.2012
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Ahram Online
Leaked financial data published by Gawker suggests that Twitter’s impressive image might be a façade covering up serious financial troubles.
10.03.2012
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Web Pro News
Last year, the region saw revolutions in places like Tunisia, Libya and Egypt. The result was a spike in oil prices.
10.03.2012
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Investor Place
Positive signs for Egypt, but a far cry from the 5 and above percentage growth we had before the revolution.
10.03.2012
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News by
Bikyamasr
Imports through the pipeline have been suspended since twin explosions near Al Arish on 5 March, the 13th such attack.
10.03.2012
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HazardEx
Eissa stressed the need for more cooperation between both countries during the transition phase, esp. in the areas of industry & renewable energy.
10.03.2012
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News by
Egypt State Information Service
Russians lead way back into Egypt and Tunisia and spending on holidays from Asians seen up 10 pct.
10.03.2012
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Reuters
The voices of Egypt’s workers have risen after Mubarak’s ouster, but they haven’t always stayed at the same tempo.
10.03.2012
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Ahram Online
Forty-three Egyptian and foreign defendants, belonging to five foreign NGOs, are facing charges of operating without a license.
09.03.2012
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Daily News Egypt
