EABA: The President’s decisions give us hope to overcome the crisis

With these words, Dr. Yousrey Elsharkawi, chairman of the Egyptian-African Businessmen Association EABA, valued what was stated in the decisions of the President tonight at the Egyptian family Iftar, which brought together all sects of Egyptian society, which millions of Egyptians were waiting for

Elsharkawi affirmed his great thanks to the political leadership and that the matter is now with the government in implementation…!!

Elsharkawi said, “I, like every proud Egyptian citizen of his country, followed the breakfast of the Egyptian family. We value the decisions of the head of state, and, God willing, Egypt, under the auspices of President Sisi, will overcome all crises.

And his interest in the decisions and recommendations that came today, reflects the extent to which his sovereignty listens and follows up on business organizations and civil society and the extent of the precise moves in all state agencies for all events and activities, and what is written and presented through Egyptian media channels that seek to convey the truth provided that the presentation is neutral, positive and logical requests moderate for the common good.

Elsharkawi stressed that there is more than one sincere and positive invitation today, bearing the opening of a new page for the participation of the private sector in the state’s investments and the listing of many companies on the stock exchange. Supporting the private sector, particularly industry and agriculture, will receive a special priority from His Excellency personally, and this is a commendable and unprecedented matter. I am confident that the Egyptian private sector, the business community, and civil society will be the best helper for the government in implementation… We hereby appeal to the farming community in the private sector, which must be an active partner in the president’s initiative to achieve self-sufficiency in wheat, and step by step we will cross the difficulties, overcome crises and cross economic challenges,

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