11:26 PM
Sunday, December 25, 2022
Books – Muhammad Abu Al-Majd:
The journalist, Amr Adib, said that attracting new investments and developing industry and agriculture are great things, and the Egyptian economy needs funds now, and therefore there is an effort to release a number of commodities, indicating that there are 3 determinants that are being followed up by the Egyptian state in a large way, and they are interest, which the state dealt with. Two days ago, the exchange rate, and it was not answered by the state, and the third matter is what was requested from the International Monetary Fund that the Egyptian state should exit from a number of activities.
Adeeb added, during his presentation of the “Al-Hekaya” program on MBC Egypt today, Sunday, that the government produced a book regarding the exit of the Egyptian state, which is what we were asking for from the International Monetary Fund, because the role of the state is only organized, explaining: “I am not A cradle for any need, but the coming period will witness the exit of the state from a number of activities, and the possibility of a sale of some assets in the Egyptian state.
And he continued: “It is possible anywhere in the world, for the state to allocate some of the money that is spent on a number of economic activities and deposit it in health, solidarity and dignity, or education,” explaining: “We have seen what has been dealt with regarding the interest rate and we are waiting for what will happen in exchange rate for the next period.
And he added: “I am all reforms very difficult and very complex, and it will take time, and throughout this time we demand that certain layers avoid this mist of reforms, and these layers must be outside the reform, whether by changing the dollar once morest the pound or the interest rate, and that there are categories that have an iron dam, which are the most layers.” In need of a price of its own and eating it, and they are regarding 60 to 70 million citizens, and the remaining 30 million are with us, and each one sees what he will do in his life.”