Funding Egypt Is Not Enough

alifarabia | June 4, 2011 | Egypt, Macroeconomic Data | No Comments

Egypt’s economy has received a much-needed boost with the promise of aid and loans from the international community. Still the onus of recovery rests with the Egyptian authorities to ensure that the economy goes through this transitional period, without too much damage.

More importantly, the aid gives the authorities the room to build the foundation of a robust economy ready to take its rightful place as a robust emerging market. Read More Here

 

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