News
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Tahrir Square: Revolution: the Struggle and Sacrifice for Middle Class
As time passes, the country realizes the important role that the Middle Class played during the revolution and how the consequences affect them.
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CBE: Egypt does not need IMF loans
Farouk Al Oqda, governor of the Central Bank in Egypt, said that Egypt is waiting for the Arab countries to deliver their promises.
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Egypt Election 2012: Facts and Figures for Presidential Vote
Egypt is voting for its president in the coming two days, with a very high chance of a re-vote, as the winner needs to acquire 50%+1.
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Market Report: Egypt stocks slip 0.3 pct on eve of presidential election
Trade volume falls to its lowest level in months as investors hunker down to see what this week's poll will bring.
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Egypt’s populist problem – The downside of the revolution
Mohsin Khan explains how the decline in economy jeopardizes one of the revolution’s goals: improvement in Egyptians’ living standards and welfare.
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Egypt buys 1.1 mln tonnes of local wheat -official
Despite diesel shortages, the Ministry of Supply and Domestic Trade has managed to motivate the farmers to harvest their crops.
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Sidi Kerir Unit gets 5 offers for Ethylene project, Al Mal says
The company is allowed to get a bridge loan of $240 million and the plant will have a capacity of 400,000 tons a year.
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At Egypt's step-pyramid, vendors wait for tourists
At the Saqqara-step-pyramid, vendors are getting worried about the circumstances of the tourism sector in Egypt.
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GAFI: 112 new investment opportunities for expatriates
The General Authority for Investment has offered 112 investment opportunities in different governorates for Egyptians abroad.
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G8 steps up plans to aid Arab Spring economies: U.S. official
The biggest Mediterranean markets are going through a crisis - something that is not beneficial to the G8 countries.
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Tourism is a major concern ahead of Egypt’s elections
The economic and tourism sectors took a major hit after the revolution, and society struggles to make ends meet.
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Ex-Egypt banker should pay $350,000 in assault, Judge recommends
Former Chairman of Bank of Alexandria Mahmoud Abdel Salam was sued in Manhattan for sexually abusing a hotel maid.
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Egypt to sell $500 million in treasury bonds to Saudi Arabia
Bonds will be part of a financial support package promised by the Kingdom last year, says planning minister.
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Facing edgy vote, Egypt army hikes diesel imports
$1 billion will be spent on gasoil from July to September, since shortages have made the population uneasy.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 pre-orders begin in Egypt
Raya Shop has started offering the chance to pre-order the new Samsung Galaxy S3, which will launch sometime Mid-June.
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Ahmed Zewail: Egypt's march toward democracy
Nobel Chemistry Prize winner Ahmed Zoweil writes about the Egyptian presidential elections 2012 and the new hope that the country is gaining.
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Qarun oil field production goes up to 55,000 barrels a day
Apache Oil assigned Qarun Company to drill nine wells, the matter which shows the confidence of the foreign partner in national oil companies.
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Egypt GDP grows an unexpected 5.2 pct in 1Q2012: Minister
Egypt's economy bounces back in 2012 after shrinking 4.2 per cent in the first quarter of last year, says planning minister.
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Greece woes hit Dubai shares; Egypt slumps
In Egypt, the EGX30 Index slumped 2.2 per cent ahead of presidential elections this week.
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Tourists hunt belly-dancing costumes in Egypt
When looking at the Egyptian tourism industry, the belly-dance-costumes sector is one of the most popular worldwide.