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Introduction about international business operating in Egypt.

Multinational corporations, disparate in nature, are operating In Egypt.
Egypt derives services across the spectrum. Examples: research and
development think tanks, software companies, call centers, and
technology companies. Egypt intends to progress with all-encompassing
government policy and legal regulations to make Egypt business friendly.
Egypt has a capitalist mission statement, to encourage the private
sector to be the impetus for investment, a reform embodied by
indicators.
The political climate contributed a positive business climate, seen in a
rise in Egypt’s ratings by the agencies, and confidence in Egypt’s financial
sector, motivating businesses to come, and Egypt’s foreign direct
investment (FDI), has come up to 4% despite other financial areas being
problematic. Egypt is now a middle east high performer, attested by
The IMF and World Bank. Egypt expects financial benefits, including
becoming an exporter and the capability to produce international
monetary units. Private sector investiture increased by almost half, as
did startups. Programs for the poor have been instituted as part of
President Sisi's progressive reforms and precedent-setting economy
adjustments, including programs for the poor. Reforms of note are
regional changes regarding gas regulation and renewable energy, public
transit, changes that have improved quality of the private investor's
environment, the result is growth.
Background about how Microsoft is operating in Egypt
The cornerstone of Microsoft is the philanthropic idea technology be
made available and shared with all. Microsoft fulfills this working with
the political arena and the nonprofit venue worldwide. In 2017,
Microsoft began missions with clients and peers, overseen by Egypt, for
growth. Among participating partners are the Ministry of Health
Hospitals, the General Authority for Investment, the Ministry of Social
Solidarity, the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics, Al
Amiria Printing House, and the Egyptian Radio and Television Union.
This group expanded business, reinvestment and production. Egypt’s
nonprofits have benefited from Microsoft philanthropies in 2014. The
Misr El Kheir Foundation, the Helm Foundation, and others have
received some of the 13 million dollars’ of liquid cash and technology,
bringing them to modern standards. Microsoft has contributed to the
young of Egypt, preparing them for productive lives. The YouthSpark
initiative, Tawar W Ghayar, programs to increase skills of young people
in modern technology. Done by Microsoft with The United Nations and
the Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports. A million young people have
had benefit of the programs career guidance sessions, and Microsoft has
brought thousands of youthful job hunters and employers together.
Successful business practices are taught in entrepreneurship centers
with focus on gender equality, how self-employment is a benefit,
business management, troubleshooting business problems, and the
process of entrepreneurship to enrollees, whom were divided 50%
male and 50% female.