In Egypt, family businesses are the backbone of the economy. They account for nearly 70–80% of national income, driving growth, employment, and legacy across generations. Yet behind many success stories lie silent struggles- unspoken conflicts at the dinner table that echo into the boardroom. Without a clear legal framework for family governance, the future of […]
In a world that often celebrates startups and corporate giants as the main engines of growth, family businesses in Africa are quietly, and powerfully, shaping the region’s path toward sustainable development. At the MENA Family Business Research Conference, the conversation around “Family Businesses as Change Agents in Africa” shed light on a truth that often
In a time of global uncertainty and domestic recalibration, Egypt’s economic story continues to unfold in complex layers – of resilience, reform, and reinvention. The country’s macroeconomic direction reflects a constant balancing act: stabilizing finances while laying the groundwork for inclusive, job-rich growth. Amid successive external shocks, from the pandemic and the Russia–Ukraine war to
