Shahid King Bolsen shared a link.

A couple of points here…

If you want to sell the need to combat “extremist ideology”, you have to ensure a steady supply of extremist ideologues. There are two main ways of doing that. One is to take actions that help to spread actual extremism, and the other is to just broaden the definition of extremism until it includes almost everyone.

“…the government is committed to issuing a unified investment law that will remove many obstacles that impede the attraction of investments to Egypt…”

Because, yes, what you really need for giant multinationals and foreign investors who control more wealth than 10 times the GDP of Egypt, is for them to have more freedom to operate in your country. Remember, these are massive institutions of private power with zero public accountability and no democratic decision-making structure at all, and the government is openly stating that it wants to facilitate their ability to invade Egypt.

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