Egypt's Finance Minister, Mohamed Maait, announced the allocation of <strong>120 billion pounds</strong> to support the energy sector, with plans to launch three new companies to boost the national economy. This initiative aims to enhance investments and improve the efficiency of this vital sector.
In March, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce welcomed over <strong>2700 new companies</strong>, reflecting ongoing growth in the emirate's business environment. This trend showcases increasing confidence in the local economy and strengthens Dubai's position as a leading commercial hub.
Dubai welcomed <strong>2709 new companies</strong> to its trade sector in March 2023, reflecting the ongoing growth of the local economy. This increase demonstrates confidence in the emirate's business environment as the government seeks to enhance commercial activity and attract investments.
In a move reflecting ongoing economic growth, <strong>2,709</strong> new companies joined the <strong>Dubai Chamber of Commerce</strong> in March <strong>2026</strong>, indicating a growing interest in investment within the emirate.
The Egyptian Stock Exchange has received registration requests for three new companies from the public business sector, reflecting the government's efforts to enhance investments in the financial market. This move is part of the government's strategy to improve the business environment and attract more investments.