Category Archives: News

July 4,2012 It’s always best to get tailored advice from hands-on mentors, but in your “free time” it also pays to get inspired by content around the world that reveals insights from other entrepreneurs. It also helps, when the going … Continue reading →

July 4,2012 Egypt’s future is full of uncertainties but also with opportunities that can affirmatively transform the region for good. http://www.groundreport.com/Politics/President-Mohamed-Morsi-and-Egypt-A-future-full-of/2946945

July 3,2012 Wuzzuf is the newest job search startup on the block- and also one of the oldest, the outcome of a recent merger between young startup BasharJobs and established giant Careermideast.com, which launched over a decade ago. http://www.wamda.com/2012/07/startup-meets-dinosaur-the-post-egyptian-revolution-story-of-job-search-site-wuzzuf

July 2,2012 Egypt — On Saturday, Mohammed Morsi became the Arab world’s only democratically elected leader. There is, however, little time to savour the accomplishment. Morsi’s leadership is going to be tested from the word go by Egypt’s formidable economic … Continue reading →

July 1,2012 For the mobile app-savvy shopper in Egypt, Dokanioffers the chance to a check information online about new products and sales released by favorite brands. Operating in the space between an advertising hub and a daily deals site, it allows … Continue reading →

July 1,2012- CAIRO // As politicians and economists start drawing up plans to bring Egypt’s economy back from the brink, the country’s small business owners say they are unlikely to reap benefits any time soon. http://www.thenational.ae/thenationalconversation/industry-insights/economics/egypt-entrepreneurs-fear-for-future

June 29,2012 The U.S. Ambassador in Cairo Anne Patterson affirmed that U.S government is keen for the peaceful transition of power in Egypt and that it will support the new Egyptian government to pave the road for broadening business and … Continue reading →

June 29,2012 Amid all the furor about the seemingly omnipotent military in Egypt, the disbanded Islamist-dominated parliament and the debate over whether the Muslim Brotherhood will ban beer and bikinis, it’s tempting to mutter, “It’s the economy, stupid. http://edition.cnn.com/2012/06/29/world/meast/egypt-economy/index.html

June 25,2012 Egypt’s Islamists may find victory bittersweet. The Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Mursi is the Arab nation’s first freely elected president. But the role comes with limited power and may be short-lived. http://www.tradearabia.com/news/ECO_219528.html

June 25,2012 The Muslim Brotherhood have often invoked the Turkish experience under the Justice and Development Party as their model. They point to Turkey as a successful case of reconciling Islam with capitalism, democracy and pro-western policies. http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContentP/4/45863/Opinion/To-what-Turkey-is-the-Brotherhood-taking-Egypt.aspx