All posts tagged "economics"

Prominent Egyptian economist and writer Galal Amin died on Tuesday at the age of 83 due to...

Craving McDonald’s? According to The Economist’s latest calculations, Egypt is currently the cheapest place on earth to...

By Yasmine Nazmy, progrss Although Talaat Harb is often credited with introducing entrepreneurship to Cairo with his...

As demand for MBA graduates continues to grow, aspirants and applicants can meet the world’s top business...

Egyptian and Chinese authorities signed a total of 21 agreements and memorandum of understanding on Thursday, according...

Seeking to expand Egypt’s foreign trade in Asia, Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas, Malaysian Plantation Industries and...

After almost two years of paused talks between India and Egypt, who share trade agreements dating back...

With President Sisi having officially ratified the 2015/2016 budget, which outlines the country’s fiscal policies over the...

By Ayman Ismail, Assistant Professor and Jameel Chair of Entrepreneurship at The American University in Cairo The final day...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has stated he aims to hold an annual economic conference in Sharm...

The second day of Egypt’s Economic Development Conference saw the country sign agreements and memoranda of understanding...

Egypt’s state media has reported that as of noon on Saturday, $US 45 billion in foreign investments...

When taking a closer look at the Egyptian society today it seems that the process of climbing...

By Tanya El Kashef, Community Times It was not too long ago that Tahrir Square echoed with chants...

Mohamed El-Erian, the former head of a $US 2 trillion investment fund and the current Chair of...

As the crisis in Egypt continues to deteriorate, well-educated Egyptians flee the country like never before. Economist...

As the EU stops sending arms to Egypt, a fear of loosing a key partner in the...