Egypt's progress on structural reforms under an $8 billion International Monetary Fund loan agreement has been mixed, the ...

Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Hassan El Khatib held talks on Saturday with Italian Ambassador to Egypt Michele ...

Egypt’s Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, affirmed that the government is doubling its efforts in the upcoming phase to ...

Gulf stock markets ended mixed on Sunday, as investors looked ahead to corporate earnings and weighed renewed U.S. tariff ...

Egypt's Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk said on Wednesday he was confident the country would hit its key economic reform ...

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday said it would combine the fifth and sixth reviews of Egypt's $8 billion support program this fall to give authorities more time to meet critical objectives ...

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The Egyptian economy has long been moribund. Decades of centralized control and kleptocracy under Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anwar Sadat, and Hosni Mubarak eroded Egypt’s economic vibrancy.

Tough economic times are likely to be Egypt’s reality for a while, despite the announcement that Egypt and the International Monetary Fund have agreed to a much-needed $12 billion loan.

Economic Reforms a Must for Democratic Egypt. Feb 9, 2011 3 min read COMMENTARY BY. Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. @kimsmithholmes. Former Executive Vice President .

The military government that replaced Egyptian ruler Hosni Mubarak is now moving to reverse recent reforms that gave Egypt solid economic growth in the last several years. It wants to curb free ...

More foreign companies are pledging to invest in Egypt, as the country begins to reap the benefits of economic reforms introduced over the past nine months under President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi.