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Business Today - Dec 2022 - Jan 2023 issue

In our first issue of 2023, BT looks at the year’s upcoming economic challenges, possible implications of the CBE’s withdrawal of the letters of credit system, boosting exports, and Jazeera Paint’s aim to revolutionize Egypt’s paint industry

In our first issue of 2023, BT looks at the year’s upcoming economic challenges, possible implications of the CBE’s withdrawal of the letters of credit system, boosting exports, and Jazeera Paint’s aim to revolutionize Egypt’s paint industry

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In This Issue

Over the past years, Egypt has put

in place strategies to address water

scarcity, investing in non-traditional

alternatives including drainage water

treatment plants, the most prominent

of which is the Bahr El-Baqar station

mega project.

By Nourhan Magdy

54 Understanding Barriers to Realizing

Full Potential of Egyptian Exports

Egypt aims to attain $100-billion

exports.

By Noha El Tawil

Spotlight

58 Taking Nuclear Medicine to

Different Levels

Egypt has achieved progress in

the peaceful use of atomic energy,

and is currently moving towards

incorporating nuclear medicine in

treating different diseases.

By Nourhan Magdy

62 Delivering Global Events to Egypt’s

Shores

As tourism continues to recover at a

steady pace, Egypt’s event industry

and itinerary expands with local

and global entries in our annual

calendars. From regional superstars to

international comedians and concerts,

Egypt’s attractiveness as a regional

entertainment hub has accelerated as

lockdowns and travel restrictions wane.

By Christine Salzmann

64 World Economy to Undergo Tough

Phase in 2023

The right monetary and fiscal policies

are the only way to a healthy economy.

By Noha El Tawil

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70 Clean Transportation Era Begins

in Egypt

bt highlights major sustainable

transportation projects Egypt has

embarked on, some of which have

already gone into operation.

By Nourhan Magdy

74 bt Scene

82 Last Word

www.BusinessTodayEgypt.com January 2023

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