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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to G Steven Farris, CEO, Apache Corporation from The Report: Egypt 2013
Articles & Analysis | Three may become four: A new player prepares to enters the mobile market from The Report: Egypt 2013
Over the next year, it seems likely that Egypt’s three existing mobile operators will be joined by a fourth. Telecom Egypt (TE), the majority state-owned legacy telco, has expressed a strong interest in acquiring the licence and begun negotiations with the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA), according to press reports. Should...
Articles & Analysis | Residential revival: Rising demand has resulted in new activity in the housing market from The Report: Egypt 2013
As a result of the ongoing political unrest, the expansion of Egypt’s real estate sector has slowed considerably in recent years. Since demonstrations kicked off in early 2011, developers, investors and potential purchasers have postponed many deals, and, in some cases, cancelled projects outright. While uncertainty has continued to grow in some...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Hossam Badrawi, Managing Director, Nile Badrawi Hospital; and Professor, Cairo University Medical School from The Report: Egypt 2013
How significant a concern is overcrowding in hospitals, and what can be done to overcome it?
Articles & Analysis | Pushing ahead: Changes to tax legislation are moving forward as planned from The Report: Egypt 2013
CORPORATE INCOME TAX: Egyptian corporate income tax (CIT) is levied upon corporations, partnerships and branches, and on all profits earned abroad or in Egypt. Non-resident companies operating in Egypt by way of an Egyptian permanent establishment are subject to CIT to the extent that revenue is...
Articles & Analysis | Partnering for success: PPPs are increasingly regarded as an ideal way to fund public projects from The Report: Egypt 2013
Over the past 20 years, there has been a clear trend in many countries towards using the private sector to run public services or to commission new infrastructure projects, often-times in public-private partnerships (PPPs), and Egypt is no exception. Egypt first adopted the principle of PPPs under the Hosni Mubarak regime. In 2010, the government...