Mohammed Samhouri is a senior economist at the Cairo-based Regional Center for Strategic Studies, and a former senior fellow and lecturer at Brandeis University’s Crown Center for Middle East Studies in Boston.
Egypt’s Looming Fiscal Crisis One of the toughest challenges the new president of Egypt will face is to secure the hefty US$22.5 billion needed to finance the deficit of the recently released state budget
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The Secular Essence of Islam
Cairo - A Poem
Mediocrity
The Creation Of Democracy Requires Courage, Honesty And Truth
Striking Back At Egyptian Workers
Top 8 Lessons to be Learned from Benjamin Netanyahu’s Washington Visit
Where Will the Muslim Brotherhood Take Egypt’s Economy?
What is to give Light
Proposals for the Improvement of the Quality of Egyptian Education
Integration Not Ideology - The Toulouse Killing is Unrelated to Islam
The Economic Future of Egypt’s Revolution
Top Five Things Morsi has to Do if Egypt is to Succeed
The Muslim Brotherhood's Trial of Pluralism
An open letter to Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei
Egypt's Daunting Economy
Remembering Ahmed Ramzi – A True Egyptian Gentleman
The “J-Curve” and Egypt
¡Viva La Recesión! Are bad economies good for democracy?
On Women and the Egyptian Uprising
The Importance of Egypt’s Revolution
