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Egypt Latest News

Egypt: How Damietta once known for zero unemployment is suffering now!

July 26, 2021 MEO Staff

For years, Damietta has been the capital of the Egyptian furniture industry, and up until recently, it was an island of growth and prosperity in a sea of economic hardship. Has the Sisi government’s megaproject [ More … ]

Egypt Latest News

Egypt’s Hiring Freeze Sparks Concern Among Young Workers

October 8, 2018 Ahmed Rashed

An announcement by the Egyptian government that it will not hire any staff for the next five years has sparked anger among civil servants.  Government workers said the tactic was a heavy-handed, cost-cutting measure that [ More … ]

Morocco

Morocco: Economic Growth to Reach 4.4% in 2017, Unemployment Rate to Exceed 10%

June 22, 2017 MEO Staff

Morocco’s economic growth is expected to reach 4.4 percent in 2017, while unemployment rates is expected to rise to more than 10 percent, according to Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) forecasts. In 2017, the Moroccan economy is [ More … ]

Egypt Latest News

Suez Canal Revenues Recorded low in February Compared to Last Year

March 27, 2017 Ahmed Rashed

Egypt’s revenues from Suez Canal trade recorded a three-year low in February after registering $375.8 million compared to $401.4 million the same month last year, according to data from the Suez Canal Authority published by [ More … ]

Turkey Latest News

EU report forecasts Turkish growth at 2.8 pct in 2017

February 15, 2017 Ahmed Rashed

European Commission forecasts ‘political and policy uncertainty’ to fall in second half of 2017 following Turkish referendum The European Commission on Monday forecast Turkey’s economy to grow 2.8 percent in 2017. In its Winter 2017 [ More … ]

Egypt Latest News

Al- Sisi Might Get Some Respite from the IMF, But Probably Not For Long

September 30, 2016 Ahmed Rashed

Since Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has pursued office in mid-2014 after he led a military coup in 2013 against Mohamed Morsi, the first democratically elected president, the two main goals of al-Sisi were to maintain social [ More … ]

Egypt Latest News

Al-Sisi Will Spend $ 451 Million for Building a Museum While Egyptians Suffer from Govt. Austerity Policies

September 9, 2016 Ahmed Rashed

Despite Egypt’s economic problems and the austerity policies announced by the government ahead of the IMF loan agreement, the regime is ready to spend almost half a million dollars on building a museum. Japan has [ More … ]

Palestine Latest News

PCBS Reports: Gaza Strip Is the Most Densely Populated Place on Earth

July 12, 2016 MEO Staff

On the occasion of the International Population Day on Monday, the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) revealed new data about the population in the occupied Palestinian territory, which it said now totaled 4.81 million [ More … ]

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Egypt Latest News
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