CAIRO (AP) — Egypt’s Islamist President Mohammed Morsi hiked customs rates on dozens of “non-essential” imports as part of the government’s efforts to increase revenues to revive the ailing economy.

Two members of the Egyptian House of Representatives submitted a parliamentary question and an inquiry regarding the cancellation of the customs exemption granted to imported mobile phones for ...

Egypt’s parliament will summon government officials to explain the decision to end the exceptional customs exemption on mobile phones brought into the country by Egyptian travellers, amid growing ...

Arab Finance: Ahmed Amawi, the Head of the Egyptian Customs Authority (ECA), and Abdel Aziz El-Sherif, the Head of the Egyptian Commercial Service (ECS), signed a cooperation protocol agreement to ...