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Over the past years, the government has actively worked on developing the tax system by implementing various projects and initiatives aimed at simplifying procedures and stimulating the investment environment
During their discussion, El Molla emphasized that Egypt’s petroleum sector benefits from advanced infrastructure and the expertise of distinguished Egyptian professionals
The amendment of the free trade agreement signed by Tunisia and Turkey helped increase Tunisian exports (+7.3%) and cut imports (-5%) in the first fourth months of 2024, said Head of Cooperation with Europe at the Trade and Export Development Ministry Nabil Arfaoui.
TOKYO: Asian factory activity expanded in May as manufacturers benefited from broadening global demand, private surveys showed on Monday, adding to hopes for sustained economic recovery in the region where China is showing early signs of rebound.
European shares rally, eyeing ECB rates move
European stocks bounced and government bond yields dropped on Monday as investors looked forward to an interest rate cut from the European Central Bank (ECB), while U.S. jobs data kept the focus squarely on inflation.
Russia’s finance ministry has raised its estimate of this year’s budget deficit to 2.12 trillion roubles ($23.76 billion) or 1.1% of gross domestic product, according to budget amendments submitted by the government to parliament.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said on Monday that the humanitarian situation in Gaza, where Israel has killed more than 36,400 Palestinians since October, is approaching “catastrophic” levels. “Almost all major international organizations have called the humanitarian situation in Palestine unacceptable. In fact, it is approaching catastrophic,” Tokayev said during a meeting with the heads of parliament of Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member states in the city of Almaty, according to a presidential statement. Expressing that their meeting on the sidelines of the CSTO’s Parliamentary Assembly meeting is taking place in “conditions of unprecedented aggravation of the international situation,” Tokayev…
Russia strongly condemns Israeli airstrikes on the outskirts of Syria’s Aleppo; these aggressive actions grossly violate Syria’s sovereignty and international law, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. “Moscow strongly condemns these aggressive actions, which come in gross violation of Syria’s sovereignty and basic rules of international law,” the ministry stressed. “Such use of force, which in the current tense regional situation can lead to extremely dangerous consequences and trigger a large-scale armed escalation, are unacceptable,” it added. The Russian Foreign Ministry “once again urges the Israeli leadership to abandon this vicious practice fraught with uncontrolled destabilization of the situation in the…
Lavrov arrives in Guinea for visit
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Guinea, where he will begin a new African tour, a TASS correspondent reported. The top Russian diplomat is scheduled to meet with the country’s political leadership in Conakry. Lavrov’s last working visit to Guinea was in February 2013. “Russian-Guinean relations are friendly. There is an active political dialogue,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said. On July 27, 2001, a declaration on the principles of friendly relations and partnership between Russia and Guinea was signed in Moscow. Since 2002, the Russian-Guinean intergovernmental commission on economic, scientific, technical and trade cooperation has been working. On September…
The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE, Qatar and Egypt said on Monday it was important to “deal seriously and positively” with a proposal presented by US President Joe Biden that would lead to a ceasefire in Gaza. Biden on Friday presented what he labelled an Israeli three-phase plan that would end the conflict in Gaza, free all hostages and lead to the reconstruction of the devastated Palestinian territory without Hamas in power. The foreign ministers met virtually to discuss the proposal and US-Qatari-Egyptian mediating efforts for a swap deal of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners that would…
