Corrupted Media in Egypt

For such a group, the media should be damaged. In the third example, this is the current time after the Egyptian military leaders have issued a big coup against the Muslim brotherhood. So the army uses the media just like everyone else. I said that it was a coup d'etat rather than a revolution, the military decided to close all the media they opposed. Still, sarcasm and humor means that the military's media decisions are also against these revolutionaries against the coup. Move the circle, this

As Prime Minister Egypt insists, the corruption in Egypt is gradually improving and Egypt proves this with Transparency International's annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) ranking. In the past few years Egypt appears to have climbed several positions with indices - the Prime Minister actually recorded this number incorrectly - it is said that its score is still very low. (The actual ranking in Egypt in 2015 was 88 in 168 countries and was 94 in 175 countries in 2014.) The Prime Minister has reduced this improvement to a national anti-corruption strategy launched in December 2014 It was. However, the ranking of that country shows only that ranking for other countries included in the index and the number of changes that may occur annually. A more accurate measure of public sector corruption awareness is the country's score.

Low level corruption in Egypt is spreading. In Transparency International 2008 Corruption Perceptions Index, Egypt ranked 115th in corruption / country ranking, and won 8 points out of 10 points. There is no report that such corruption affects foreign investors, but it has a major impact on the local private sector. Under the Mubarak regime, the development rate fell by 2% two years ago and fell by 6%. Depression dominates the Egyptian market and the purchasing power of citizens declines. Due to the interest rate problem, the Egyptian pound fell against the US dollar. In addition to a small number of domestic foreign investments, the competition between local products and their imported products is also intensifying. According to UNCTAD's report on international investment, foreign investment in Egypt decreased from $ 600 million to $ 200 million. Egypt was one of the most developing countries in the 1980s that gathered investment.