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El Molla: Egypt will Continue to Cut Energy Subsidies

Egypt will continue to cut energy subsidies in order to decrease government expenditure, petroleum minister Tarek El Molla has said.

MPs Question Gas Price Increases

Members of parliament requested on June 22 to send a letter to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Minister of Petroleum Tarek El Molla asking them to explain the reasons behind the latest increase in natural gas ...

IMF Begins Third Review of Egyptian Economic Reforms

A delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) arrived in Egypt on May 4 to conduct the third review of Egypt's economic reform program.

IMF: Egypt on Positive Trajectory but Inflation Threatens Stability

Egypt has made a “strong start” on its reform program, but high inflation threatens macroeconomic stability.

Oil Expert: IMF Loan is a Trap

'The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a trap meant to drown Egypt in foreign loans and if Egypt accepts it, the country may soon declare bankruptcy,' said Ibrahim Zahran, a petroleum expert, in an exclusive inter ...

EGPC Official: Oil Price Rise Disfavorable to Energy Subsidies

An official at the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) told Egypt Oil&Gas that the rise in oil prices that would exceed $50 a barrel may pose a threat to energy subsidies as currently itemized in the new fi ...

Petroleum Expert: Fuel Imports Costs to Increase by 5% per Month

As Egypt devalued its currency with the current exchange rate standing at EGP10.20 for $1, the price of fuel imports will increase by at least 5% per month, petroleum expert, Aziz Effat, told Egypt Oil&Gas.

World Bank Reveals Details of $3b Loan to Egypt

The World Bank has revealed details of the $3b loan to the Egyptian government, which entails raising tax revenue and electricity prices, while reducing government’s wages and energy subsidies.

Saudi Companies Project Production Costs Rise in 2016

Saudi Arabia's companies - Tasnee, SABIC, PetroRabigh and Yansab - have announced that their annual production costs would increase in 2016 following the latest government subsidy reforms that led to price hikes of f ...

EGPC: New Mechanisms to Rationalize Energy Subsidies

The EGPC is implementing new plans to rationalize energy subsidies for the current budget without raising fuel prices in the local market.

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