All posts tagged "economics"

The seaports are places of oceangoing ships ,where the land and the open sea meet to communicate...

It’s 1967, and Laila Pence is shelled out of her home by warfare. She’d had “every luxury,”...

If you are an Egyptian living abroad and looking for a way to financially secure your future,...

At first glance, the term digital banking can seem daunting and unnecessary — why lose that personal...

Starting 1 January 2024, Saudi Arabia will halt government contracts with any company whose regional headquarters is...

World-renowned Egyptian-American economist Mohamed El-Erian has described the current moment in history as a “generation-defining” one. With...

Kristalina Georgieva, the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Managing Director, hailed Egypt’s efforts to reform its economy during...

Upon ending the ongoing loan deal with the International Monetary Funding (IMF) next year, Egypt will not...

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...