June 13 - Canada Egypt Business Council

He said that there needs to be a
fast-paced decision making process.
The floor was opened for questions.
Questions covered a wide
range of subjects from questions
pertaining to the need to give special
attention to agriculture to
de-privatization and its impact on
investment.
In light of a disappointing repetition
of the former regime’s worst
policies, especially after a revolution
that was awe-inspiring to the
world, there is little hope for political
consensus and stability.
However, despite the depressing
economic indicators and the lack
– or possibly slow – reaction on
part of the government, Egypt’s
nascent democratic foundation
will hopefully earn Egyptians the
economy and standard of living
they revolted for.
Ms. Salwa Morcos, Mr. Rafik Nasralla, Ms. Nevine Osman,
Mr. Mohamed Abou Youssef, Dr. Muhammad Zaher,
Ms. Samiha Aboul Fetouh
Smart Village guests
Tamoilfield gusts
Part of the attendance
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