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Egypt-Libya: Fake employment contracts in Libya
Egyptian foreign ministry warns of fake employment contracts in Libya.
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Vodafone Egypt starts ADSL promotion
Customers who sign up a friend for the service will save 50 percent on a subscription for one year.
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Haifa Wahby's Husband Monopolizes The Iron Market In Egypt
Ahmad Abu Hashima is said to have dominated over the iron production in the whole country right after Ahmed Ezz.
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Egypt to discuss funding from IMF, others-minister
Consultancy firm Geopolicity said in a report that Egypt's uprising had cost the economy $9.97 billion up to September.
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Market Report: Egypt high-cap activity nudges index into green
Bourse finishes up 0.3 per cent on the performances of just three heavyweight stocks as uncertainty grips the rest of the market.
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Egypt industry looks beyond turmoil to growth: Industry body
Legal challenges to state land sales and privatizations had left investors nervous and the number of factories and warehouses being built has halved.
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World Bank - Egypt Jumps Two Places in "Doing Business" Report
Egypt jumped from 110 to 108 in the International Finance Corporation and World Bank report.
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Circle Oil encouraged by drilling in Egypt
Circle Oil, the international oil and gas exploration, development and production company, has been positive about oil in Egypt since September.
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Egypt: Water challenges forcing a rethink on usage
“Egyptians have to adapt to less water every day,” said Rida Al Damak, water expert from Cairo University, since a lot of water just "leaks away".
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Orascom Telecom Holding Advances After Shareholders OK Split
Shares of the Cairo-based company increased 1.6 percent to 3.23 Egyptian pounds, poised for the biggest daily gain since Oct. 13.
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Sheikha Moza opens hi-tech imaging centre in Aswan
The aim of the center is to provide crucial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) scanning before surgery.
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Trade Minister: Economic Stability Top Gov't Priority
Egypt needs billions of dollars to reach a final solution to the issue of unemployment, said Eissa on Saturday.
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Islamic markets seen leading global trade volumes
Muslim countries will account for 5 percent of the world's trade by 2025, with Egypt projected to play a larger role in Islamic trade finance.
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Qatar's Diyar to invest USD 543.8 mln in Egypt
The contract allocates USD 464.3 million to "Nile Corniche" project in Cairo and USD 79.5 million to a coastal resort development in Sharm El Sheikh.
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Egypt rejects U.S. funding for unregistered NGOs
14 U.S. NGOs in Egypt received 47.8 million U.S. dollars and 12 Egyptian agencies got 5. 8 million dollars, Minister of Int'l Cooperation Naga said.
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Egypt Long-Term Growth May Limit 7-Year Bond Yields: Arab Credit
The average yield on seven-year notes may reach 14.8 percent, compared with a rate of 13.8 percent at the sale of one-year bills last week.
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Educational deficiencies hinder Arab economies
World Economic Forum report sees lack of skills, training hurting competitiveness.
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Arab Spring, economic winter spook MENA investors
Since the Arab Spring started sweeping across the region, investors have taken flight.
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Real jobs, not a culture of entitlement, the way forward
100 million young Arabs entering the job market during the next 10 years, although only 50 million jobs have been created in the past 5 decades.
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Egypt's private sector minimum wage just an 'initial step': Official
Announcement of LE700 monthly rate raises questions over how the government will enforce it without giving further space to informal employment.