Egypt allocates EGP 170B to increase wages & pensions in July 2025 ...Egypt

The minimum wage will be raised to EGP 7,000, and workers will also benefit from a cost-of-living allowance of EGP 1,000 starting in July. Business Today : المصدر Egypt allocates EGP 170B to increase wages & pensions in July 2025

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