Egypt is working hard to lure investments back to the country. Foreign investments have dropped by 90% since 2011. One setback is the judicial system. Its Slow and powerless infront of the complicated regulations and red tape.
The country has signed contracts worth $33billion with foreign businessmen this year and is planning to attract billions more, but all this cannot be materialised unless the climate is safe enough for investors to bring in their money
The country has signed contracts worth $33billion with foreign businessmen this year and is planning to attract billions more, but all this cannot be materialised unless the climate is safe enough for investors to bring in their money
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