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Egyptian Producer Sees More Demand for Pesticide-Free Olive Oil
While Wadi Food is in no way abandoning its organic production, it is expanding its pesticide-free line and using GLOBALG.A.P for certification.
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Ending travel ban, Egypt signals NGO case may be dropped
The lifting of the travel ban signaled to Egyptian legal experts that U.S. officials had succeeded in persuading the country's ruling military,
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Egypt to Hold 1st Post-Mubarak Presidential Election May 23-24
If no candidate secures more than 50 percent of the vote, a run-off election will take place on June 16 and 17.
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Economic gloom shows signs of lifting in Egypt as stock market rises
Egypt’s struggle to finance its current account and state budget deficits could become easier in March.
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GUC students protest 'politically-motivated' expulsions
Roughly 2,000 converge on German University in Cairo (GUC) to protest students' expulsion following earlier demonstration against Egypt's military.
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Egypt received $500m grant from Saudi last year
Saudi FM denied claims made by Egyptian prime minister Kamal El-Ganzouri that Arab & Western countries had breached their vows to help economically.
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'One size doesn't fit all,' say experts on minimum wage
The overall percentage of minimum wage to nominal GDP is in line with comparable economies such as Tunisia and Turkey.
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The Most Powerful Weapon of Egypt's Ruling Generals: State TV
Once the mouthpiece of ousted President Hosni Mubarak, State TV is now the tool of the generals who took over after his fall.
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Egypt interim govt faces tough task selling IMF reforms
Egyptian government needs domestic backing for plan, since the country is losing $2 bln in foreign reserves a month.
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Market Update: Egypt stocks maintain upward trend Wednesday
EGX30, EGX70 rise by 2.3, 1.3 per cent respectively as total daily turnover reaches LE771.3 million.
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Egypt’s Foreign Currency Bank Deposits Increased in January
Deposits in Egyptian pounds fell to 679.5 billion pounds from 681.3 billion pounds in December, the data show.
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First Brotherhood businessmen association to hold conference in March
The Egyptian Business Development Association could mark the rise of an era of Muslim Brotherhood domination over Egypt's business community.
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Power Authority: We got no fuel from Egypt
The power authority in Gaza said that Egypt has not provided any fuel to the Gaza strip till Wednesday morning.
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Analysis: Economic gloom begins to lift in Egypt
Much investment ground to a halt in the chaos after the ouster of president Hosni Mubarak in February last year.
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S.M. Krishna going to Egypt on a 3-day visit
The meeting aimed at enhancing economic and trade ties besides engaging with the new leadership in Egypt.
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Over 15 million to join Gulf region’s work force in 10 years
1 percent of GDP spent on the right kind of infrastructure projects could generate up to 87,000 new jobs in Egypt.
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Saudi gov't reiterate commitment to back Egypt's economy
Prince Saud Al-Faisa said that the Kingdom has promised USD 3.75 billion in aid to the Egyptian economy.
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Egypt energy subsidies should be cut in 7 years - Industry federation
The FEI said that Egypt's long standing no limit energy subsidy policy has led to widespread misuse of the country's resources with low prices.
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Egyptian judges withdraw from Americans' trial
Lead Judge Mohammed Shoukry said Tuesday that "the court felt uneasiness" in handling the case, according to the court official.
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Egypt court dismisses Sawiris insulting Islam case
A court in Egypt has dismissed one of the two complaints brought against a billionaire Coptic Christian tycoon which accuse him of insulting Islam.