News
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Market Report: Egypt stocks dip 0.8 pct on profit-taking, politics
Exchange slips into the red for the first time this week as investor confidence ebbs in the wake of telecoms deal.
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Securing food through science and technology
In BioVision 2012, researchers from Germany and Egypt gave their vision on how science and technology can help us remain food secure.
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Abul-Naga: Our Economy Begins to Recover
The minister stressed that the Egyptian economy began to recover as twenty Italian firms are seeking to make investments in Egypt.
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Reserves may increase in May, Al Masry Al Youm says
The government’s policy of allowing investors to transfer funds out of the country has helped boost confidence.
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Egypt, Finland to sign ICT agreement
The two sides agreed to form a committee at Ministerial level to lay down a plan for cooperation on several projects.
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Egyptian fruit and vegetable export important
The Egyptian season for French beans has luckily normalized again somewhat, Mike de Lange of B.P.de Lange says.
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Reserves may increase in May, Al Masry Al Youm says
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Wind Power 'can be cheaper' than Photovoltaics, study says
The researchers studied the baseline costs of current energy sources in Brazil, Egypt, India, Kenya, Nicaragua and Thailand.
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Arab Tech Startups try to seize the moment
Due to regulation, limited infrastructure & governments wary of the Internet, the ME has not been the easiest place to launch a tech startup.
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Jordan says Egypt gas cuts cost Amman $2 bln
Jordan is worried about its energy situation after Egypt terminated gas's exports to Israel, said it could cost $2 billion.
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Turkey bypasses Syria to reach Middle East via Egyptian ports
The Egyptian route using Ro-Ro costs exporters around $1,000 more than the Syrian route.
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Egypt Offers to Sell Gas to Israel at New Price
Abul Naga said Israel had been notified five times that it was not meeting its financial obligations under the old contract.
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The death of a newspaper
Egypt's problems aside, the truth of the matter is that independent journalism in the Middle East is always a tenuous endeavor.
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Egypt candidate: Ahmad Shafiq, former prime minister
Shafiq can count on the support of influential businessmen who associate him with the neo-liberal economic policies of the late Mubarak years.
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Egypt denies 8 US nonprofits license to operate
The Social Affairs Ministry official said the licenses were denied because the groups' activities "breach the country's sovereignty."
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Emaar to hold dividend at 10%
Emaar Properties said yesterday it will stick to an earlier proposal of paying 10 per cent of its share capital as dividend for 2011.
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Market Update: Egypt stocks soar 2.5 pct on Monday
The benchmark EGX30 climbing 2.4 per cent to 4.948.8 points by the close of the session, yet, the broader EGX70 failed to follow suit.
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Innovative ideas flourish in pilot program to promote vaccination
Young doctors along with 400 volunteers nationwide aim to educate 5,000 parents at hospitals and nurseries about preventing child pneumonia.
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Egypt-Israel Gas Crisis: publicity stunt or smoke screen?
The claim that such a highly-charged decision with all its political and diplomatic ramifications was simply a business dispute is hard to swallow.
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Report: US eyes sanctions on tech used vs. rebels
Rebellions in Libya and Egypt have been fueled by cellphones and social media, while other regimes have used technology to track dissidents.