Egypt plans to sell off state assets to boost private sector but doubts remain
As Cairo seeks its second IMF loan in six years, a new policy aims at giving up more than 65 percent of the economy to the private sector to attract investment
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As Cairo seeks its second IMF loan in six years, a new policy aims at giving up more than 65 percent of the economy to the private sector to attract investment
Cairo's City of the Dead may be in for a new series of demolitions because of a new road plan, but the plan is uniting heritage defenders in opposition.
The project is among a range of new mega prisons inaugurated by the Sisi government, which has constructed more than a third of the country's prisons
IMF proposals and Egyptian government initiatives offer an opportunity to bring the country's powerful military-owned companies under consolidated ownership and regulatory frameworks, mitigating their adverse impacts on economic output, public finances, and private sector development.
At an estimated budget of $1 billion, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is considered the largest museum in the world dedicated to one civilization. The superlatives don’t end there: It’s also the largest museum in Egypt, the largest Pharaonic museum in the world, and one of the world’s leading scientific, historical, and archeological study centers.