- What are the fiscal implications of subsidy reform? Will the government continue at the current pace, and what is the foreseen time span for reforms?
- What are the expected inflationary implications of the current subsidy removal program?
- If supply of energy falls short of foreseen energy demand, how will this hinder growth?
- How can we capture the cost of the current and foreseen energy mix on growth?
Participants:
- Dr. Bruno Carre, CEO and Managing Director of Suez Cement
- Dr. Tamer Abou Bakr, Head of the Committee on Energy, The Federation of Egyptian Industries
- Dr. Mohamed El-Sobki, Professor of Electric Power Systems – Cairo University / Director – Energy Research Center, Energy Advisor – Environics Environment and Development Advisors
- Ms. Sarah Al-Nashar, Economist, World Bank Egypt
- Mr. Yasser Sherif, Managing Director, Environics, Environment and Development Advisors
- Mr. Ayman Korra, Chairman and CEO, Consukorra
- Ms. Amina Taha, PICO
- Mr. Mohamed Shoeib, Managing Director, Al-Qalaa Holdings
- Mr. Sherif El Diwany, Executive Director, ECES
- Dr. Omneia Helmy, Director of Research, ECES
- Dr. Iman Al-Ayouty, Senior Economist, ECES
- Ms. Nadine Abdel Raouf, Research Analyst, ECES