News
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Egyptian mobile phone use to exceed 100 per cent by 2013
Subscribers will outpace the actual population by the end of next year, claims an international business report.
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APEX Voice Communications & ACTEL Communications launch video services with Etisalat Egypt
APEX Voice Communications & ACTEL Communications recently announced the availability of Video IVR on the Etisalat Egypt network.
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Egypt Borse index gains 3.3% to end week
The Egyptian stock market’s large company index rose on the week, while two other major indices declined.
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Arab stock markets cautious on recession worries
Arab stocks were volatile last week reflecting investors’ fears over world economic recovery.
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Egypt Tourism to go aggressive on marketing
Adel ElMasry, head of Egypt Tourism Office said, “We are allocating significant funds for marketing and promotional exercise in this country."
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Lulav imports from Egypt tp Israel in danger
Following Mubarak's downfall, Israel fears for annual import of 700,000 palm branches for Sukkot holiday.
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Foreign Minister discusses in Ethiopia means to help drought victims in Somalia
Egypt will participate with a delegation, to be headed by Foreign Minister Mohamed Amr, in the African Union international conference of donors.
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Johnson Controls Affirming Egypt Deals
Johnson Controls has strengthened operations in Egypt through new partnerships.
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Egypt exports to Nile countries up near 25 per cent in 2010
There's a surge in goods heading to the Nile basin but imports north remain as steady as Egypt's taste for Kenyan tea, according to official stats.
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Hikma to deliver about 7% organic revenue growth for FY
The company is on track to deliver our forecast for the first half, in line with market expectations, driven by a recovery in Egypt and Tunisia.
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Egyptians contribute to Somalia's famine relief
The union sent two aid convoys to Somalia this week; one carrying doctors and the other carrying a group of volunteers.
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People wary of spending
Egypt has been gripped by protests for wider reforms and higher wages since a popular revolt swept aside President Hosni Mubarak.
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Vodafone Egypt's Facebook page hacked, then disappeared
The image placed as Vodafone Egypt’s profile picture after it got hackedread, in Arabic,”Destructive hurricane is behind the hacking.”
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Egypt revolution hits company profits
Banking and property have been among the sectors hardest hit by the revolution and the political uncertainty that followed, analysts say.
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Gulf stock markets lose ground
Oman’s Renaissance Services rebounded from a 2009 low on Thursday as investors picked up the battered stock.
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Egyptian tycoons set to lose undeveloped Suez land
Government makes legal preparations to withdraw 23 million square metres of state-sold land on the gulf of Suez.
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Egyptian Agriculture Minister Acknowledges Role of Biotechnology
The most important problem that faces Egypt today is the shortage of water and one way to overcome this problem is through the use of biotech plants.
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Program Partners Young Innovators to Boost Egypt Economy
‘LearnServeEgypt’ harnesses ambitions of US, Egyptian entrepreneurs to help create jobs with lasting economic, social impact.
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Imports cast shadow on lantern trade in Egypt
Less than a dozen fanoos makers remain in Cairo, as cheap Chinese imports and decades of government corruption have created trouble.
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For Egypt and Israel it looks to be business as usual
Diplomats say the expected tension in relations between the two countries has not been forthcoming.