What does ECES stand for?

Egyptian Center for Economic Studies (Cairo, Egypt)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

CAIRO: The Egyptian economy has arrived at a critical juncture, said Taher Helmy, leading lawyer, partner at the law firm Baker & McKenzie and chairman of the Egyptian Center for Economic Studies.

Time to heed lessons learned from economic crisis, says Helmy

An Egyptian Center for Economic Studies Publication.

Council researcher studies Egyptian economic paradox

Malak Reda, of the Egyptian Center for Economic Studies, which contributed to the World Economic Forum report, noted that, "The situation approaches a dichotomy between the formal and informal labor sector.

Egypt up 11 spots in global competitiveness