Dr. Fayza Khatib, an international relations researcher, emphasized that the strategic partnership between Egypt and the European Union represents an advanced model for sustainable development grounded in planning […]
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UAE and Chad Renew Economic, Investment, and Development Ties
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, hosted Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, President of Chad, during an official visit to the UAE. The […]
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Madbouly Reviews Free Trade Agreements to Boost Economic Cooperation and Exports
Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister of Egypt, chaired a high-level meeting yesterday evening to assess the implementation status of Egypt’s free trade agreements. The session focused on monitoring […]
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Gulf Visa 2026: A Strategic Move Toward Regional Economic and Tourism Integration
The proposed ‘Gulf Visa 2026’ represents a significant step toward deeper regional integration among Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, aiming to strengthen economic ties and boost cross-border tourism. […]
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Iraq Elections 2025: Economic Crossroads Amid Oil Dependency and Reform Ambitions
All eyes are on Iraq’s parliamentary elections as voters head to the polls in a pivotal moment for Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, who is seeking a second […]
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Egypt’s Comprehensive Strategy to Empower Women Economically, Socially, and Politically
Empowering women across economic, social, and political spheres remains a cornerstone of Egypt’s development agenda under Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals. The Ministry of Planning, Economic […]
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Oman’s New Financial and Economic Framework Aims to Reduce Reliance on Oil and Gas by 2050
Oman has launched a new financial and economic framework targeting a significant reduction in its dependence on oil and gas by the year 2050. This strategic initiative reflects […]
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China’s Leadership Signals Acceptance of Slower Economic Growth in Guangdong
Chinese President Xi Jinping has indicated that modest economic expansion in Guangdong, the country’s wealthiest province, is acceptable—a sign that top leaders are increasingly tolerant of slower growth […]
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Iraq’s Economic Crossroads: Can Elections Spark Reform and Diversification?
Iraq stands at a pivotal moment as its recent general elections conclude, with attention now shifting to whether political change can catalyze meaningful economic transformation. The country’s economy […]
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Two Downtown Chico Restaurants to Close Amid Economic Pressures
Two well-known dining establishments in Chico’s city center, Momona and Winchester Goose, have announced they will cease operations by the end of the year, highlighting growing economic strain […]