Archive for the ‘Egypt’ Category

Investing In Africa’s Clean Energy Future

Via Semafor, a look at where investment is going for clean energy in Africa: A key aspect of global conversations around the clean energy transition relates to the financial cost of pivoting production systems in developing countries from current facilities that depend on fossil fuels to solar and wind sources. Most of the investment in Africa […]

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Suez Canal: Enhancing Alignment between BRI and Egypt Vision 2030

Via Modern Diplomacy, commentary on the role the Suez Canal plays within China’s Belt and Road Initiative: The location of the Suez Canal Economic Zone plays an effective role at the heart of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative, ensuring a permanent strategic partnership between the two sides, to enhance the concept of the role […]

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The Potential of Palestinian Gas and the Role of Regional Powers: From Promise to Action

Via Modern Diplomacy, an article on the Gaza marine gas field: Recent progress on the Gaza marine gas field’s development is positive news and highlights the potential for mutually beneficial agreements in the East Mediterranean. The preliminary approval by Israel of the Palestinian field’s development and exploitation is outcome of mediation efforts exerted by Egypt […]

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BRICS’ Middle East Expansion: Towards an Interactive Regional-Global Mechanism

Via Modern Diplomacy, analysis of the BRICS’ Middle East expansion: BRICS’ expansion into the Middle East operates as a combination of regional and global dynamics. The expansion is not just a passive presence but rather an active and interactive process that impacts both regional and global contexts. BRICS has entered the Middle East with the […]

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Turkey, Egypt Defy Emerging Markets’ Worst August in Years

Via Bloomberg, an article on emerging markets’ stock index performance in August: Turkey and Egypt have gone from underdogs to star performers as emerging-market stocks endured the worst August since 2015. Stocks traded in Istanbul and Cairo are the biggest gainers among peers in the month, defying a 6% slump across emerging markets. The nations’ policy resets […]

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Egypt To Drill 35 Gas Wells by 2025 as BP Pledges To Invest $3.5B

Via Al Monitor, a report that BP has energy pledged $3.5 billion in investment into gas exploration in Egypt over the next three years: Egypt plans to invest $1.5 billion into drilling 35 natural gas wells by 2025, the cabinet said in a statement on Tuesday, citing Petroleum Minister Tarek El-Molla. The news comes hours […]

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