The Cost of War: How Has Egypt’s Trade With Conflict-Affected Countries Changed?
Wars reshape Egypt’s trade, with rising cement and food exports and higher wheat and gas costs.
1 November, 2026
Wars reshape Egypt’s trade, with rising cement and food exports and higher wheat and gas costs.
Egypt’s petroleum-sector debt reached EGP 1.6 trillion despite clearing arrears owed to foreign partners.
New Sphinx landowners face rising regularisation fees and demands to surrender land despite earlier ownership documents.
Steel rolling mills complain about the cost of billet duties, while integrated producers defend protection. Interviews trace the dispute and
Documents and testimonies from summer 2026 reveal multiple beach and gate fees in Matrouh, between residents’ complaints about declining access
A sudden mass die-off at the farms of Lake Manzala and the Diba Triangle leaves their owners facing losses of
Tora Al-Balad residents protest against the surveying of their properties within a plan to develop 1,640 feddans along the Nile,
Fear has escalated among Syrian refugees in Egypt after security campaigns and undeclared decisions that have halted residency renewals and
At the first Egypt–EU Summit in Brussels, leaders signed multi-billion-euro agreements focusing on migration control and economic cooperation, drawing criticism
More than 4,800 families in Nazlet al-Samaan face eviction under Egypt’s Pyramid Redevelopment Project, with compensation cases still pending before
As the government rushes to offer Nile Corniche land in investment auctions, this report reveals how public property is being
Hundreds of buildings are being demolished in Ezbet El-Haggana in Cairo, with residents compensated at EGP 5,000 per square metre,
Thousands of residents in Al-Reisa, Al-Arish, face forced evictions due to development projects, with compensation deemed insufficient.
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