We look out for our clients' best interests, plan for their future and make sure that their present needs, goals and objectives are satisfied and obtained. The personal relationships that we have with our clients are very important to us and to our clients as well. We believe in the value of these relationships. We view every client relationship as a partnership, and truly believe that your success is ours.
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Since 2004 EGYPT has widely received foreign investment with arms wide open and the economic growth in Egypt has been strengthen since then. Egypt was rated 120th on the Human Development Index in 2003. The country’s GDP totaled US$89.8 billion in 2002 and in 2001 attracted FDI worth US$509.9 million.
Egypt has made considerable progress over the past twelve years in liberalizing its business environment and encouraging foreign direct investment. Egypt has managed to attract growing sums from foreign investors during the 1990s, branching out from a largely Arab base to attract significant investment from North America and Europe.
Egypt's economy is on a dramatic growth curve and in the last quarter of 2005, the annual growth rate in Egypt rose for the first time to 6.1% and inflation dropped dramatically from a huge 18.1% in 2004 to only 3.1% in 2006.
he IMF, with which Egypt long had bad relations, now glows with pride over the Egyptian government's stabilization program – all great news for today's investors in Egyptian property. Egypt has made impressive progress in reforming its investment policies in recent years. Foreign direct investment inflows increased twelve-fold between 2001 and 2006. They reached USD 9 billion in the first three quarters of its 2007 fiscal year, up from just over USD 0.5 billion in 2001. This compares with USD 6.1 billion for the whole of 2006.
