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Egypt and Israel negotiating new gas export contract - report
Egypt's Petroleum Minister Abdullah Ghorab said that under no circumstances would he agree to a price lower than $5 per MMBTU.
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Qatar allocates land for Egyptian school
The Egyptian Language School in Doha has undergone a complete change of management at the senior level as a consequence of Egypt’s revolution.
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Qatar, Oman markets post growth in 2011
Most Arab markets performed poorly, with Egypt posting the worst result, down 49 percent.
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European Islamic Investment Bank takes strategic stake in Rasmala
Rasmala is a leading investment bank operating in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Egypt and specializes in asset management.
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Indian onion exports decline 23%, China and Egypt dominate
China and Egypt are dominating the international market by selling bulb at less than $200 a tonne, trade sources said, while India pays $250/tonne.
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Mixed reaction to e-commerce study
Fraud and theft of personal information are often cited as the biggest stumbling block to the growth of e-commerce in the Middle East.
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Egypt to Settle Dispute With Damac, Al-Futtaim on Land Purchases
The deal provides for the two companies to fund the difference between prices they had paid for land in contracts with the previous administration.
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MENA: 2011, a Year of Struggle and Triumphs for Bloggers
2011 was an extraordinary difficult year for free expression, from Egypt's shutdown of the Internet to the numerous harassed, arrested etc.
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Egypt to Honor Court-Revoked Steel Licenses for Fees, Issa Says
Ezz Steel, Tiba Steel and the Egyptian Sponge Iron & Steel Company - Beshay will make payments for the production licenses.
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The suffering aviation sector
It seems that the services and the times of the flights are the reason why Egyptian passengers often prefer foreign airlines.
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Egypt's GASC Buys 240,000 Tons Wheat For Delivery March 11-20
Egyptian GASC bought a total of 240,000 metric tons of French, Ukrainian and Russian or Kazakh wheat for shipment March 11-20.
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Cairo International Book Fair closed 25-26 January for revolution's anniversary
Culture minister confirms book fair's schedule, which will now open on 22 January and close during revolution's anniversary.
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Special needs school gives hope to disabled Egyptians
Egypt can no longer ignore its citizens with special needs, who make up five percent of the population, says Nancy Maghraby.
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Personalised mobile services for Egyptian subscribers
Vodafone Egypt is upgrading its subscriber data management system built on the One-NDS platform provided by Nokia Siemens Networks.
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Egyptians complain of high turkey prices
Millions of Copts in Egypt approach this year's Christmaswith a mixture of joy and dissatisfaction about the unexplained rise in turkey prices.
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EU wheat prices rise on weak euro, Egypt sale
Wheat prices in western European markets rose on Friday to snap a two-day pullback.
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Taha: Al-Ahli Bank will Boost Investment Relations between Sudan and Egypt
Ali Taha said that establishment of the branch of the Egyptian Al-Ahli Bank is a strong boost to the investment relations between Sudan and Egypt.
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Egypt Tourism Authority to Withdraw Some Land from Investors
.Egypt’s General Authority for Tourism Development plans to withdraw some land allocated to companies that breached some land allocated to companies.
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U.S.-funded NGOs in Egypt ‘shocked’ by raid on offices, deny funding parties or groups
The U.S. government hinted it could review the $1.3 billion in annual military aid to Cairo if the raids continued.
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Egyptian foreign minister to start tour of Nile Basin countries
Foreign minister will visit newly independent South Sudan and other countries in Africa; rise of Islamist groups and the Nile Basin on the agenda.