News
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Electricity Companies to Bear Stamp Duty Levied On Low-Income Electricity Bills
Some measures will be taken to make the electricity bill easier to be paid by the citizens and deliver supply to those who deserve it.
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ExxonMobil offers scholarship for MENA students
Since the start of the scholars program, more than 1,300 candidates from the region have applied, and 23 met the exceptional standards.
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Vodafone Egypt offers on-net bonus with top-up
The mobile operator also started a promotion allowing customers to send hours to other customers.
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Egypt's NSGB to boost capital to LE4.03 bn
Country's second largest listed bank to issue 36.65 million shares to be financed by bank's retained earnings.
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Understanding the new Egypt consumer
While politics is consuming most of the conversations in Egypt, how can brands find a way to connect with the new Egypt consumer?
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EU agrees to start trade negotiations with Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia
"We are offering Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia progressive economic integration into the EU single market," said EU Trade Commissioner.
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Revolution-anniversary festival to boost tourism
The Ministry will organise the celebration of Jan25 to bolster tourism and mark a major political event that has won the world's full respect.
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Four Seasons Alexandria announces Mahmoud El Keiy as new Hotel Manager
Mahmoud El Keiy is a hotel veteran who has spent more than 10 years as part of Four Seasons family.
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Thomas Cook to close 200 outlets
Thomas Cook has been hit hard by tough trading conditions and unrest in popular destinations such as Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia.
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Austerity measures hit Bourse staff
Imran said some senior Stock Exchange officials earn as much as LE60,000 per month, contradicting Egypt's hard post-revolution economic realities.
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VINCI Wins a New Contract for a Dam in Egypt
Located on the Nile, some 250 kilometres to the north of Luxor, the new Assiut dam will replace an existing dam, built early last century.
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Egypt Interested in Cuban Teaching Method
With the Cuban "Yes, I Can"-teaching-method, an estimated 40 percent of illiteracy could be eliminated in Egypt.
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Press group urges Egypt investigate media attacks
The Committee to Protect Journalists urged Prime Minister Kamal el-Ganzouri to use his new powers to free bloggers Alaa Abdel Fattah and Maikel Nabil
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Minister: Egypt only received US$1 billion in Gulf aid since January
Egypt has only received $500 million out of a promised $3.7 billion from Saudi Arabia and $500 million from Qatar out of a promised $1.5 billion.
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Egypt AUC’s Desert Development Center offers Agricology program
A team of DDC instructors has designed a curriculum that combines environmental knowledge and teaching about nature conservation and recycling.
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Teradata to introduce new 'big data' analytic solutions to Egypt
Teradata Corporation offers database technology and consulting services while focusing on enhancing intelligence through data analytics.
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Egypt 2011 tourism revenues seen down by a third
Analysts say bookings for its beach resorts appear to have recovered faster than visits to areas along the Nile where most pharaonic ruins are found.
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Social media affects election results in Egypt and Russia
The Tahrir Square protests are the best example of what a virtual community can create in the absence of an organized opposition.
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Egypt strikes a patriotic note to improve economy
Friday has been declared a ''Buy Egyptian Products'' day when consumers are urged to choose locally produced goods only.
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Egypt hails competitive price of French wheat
Results of the latest tender by Egypt's state grain buyer showed Argentina retaining its recently-secured place as price leader.