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Inside Egypt’s New Deal With The IMF — Can It Put A Stop To Egypt’s Debt Crisis?

Por: Forbes Business November 06, 2022

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GIZA, EGYPTGetty Images Key Takeaways The Egyptian economy has struggled for the past 10 years as misfortune and poor decision-making have hurt the economy and, in turn, the well-being of Egyptian citizens. So Egypt and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently agreed on a deal to correct the many issues dragging down Egypt's economy. Here are the details of that deal and the outlook for the future of Egypt. The state of Egypt's... + full article



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