We’re proud to share a milestone that brings both excitement and deep purpose to our work at The Capital Center. The Egyptian Parliament has officially approved a proposal to utilize blockchain technology for issuing and verifying university certificates—a decision that completes a vision we’ve been working on for more than a year. This isn’t just another policy win. It’s a step toward building Egypt we believe in—one where technology empowers people, government services are accessible and trustworthy, and innovation is used to serve the public good. From Idea to Impact: Three Proposals, One Vision: Last year, in September, at Atlas…
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Representative Amira Al-Adly, a member of the House of Representatives and founder of the Cairo Liberal Club, proposed amending the draft law submitted by the government by amending some provisions of the Income Tax Law promulgated by Law No. 91 of 2005. The amendment by MP Amira Al-Adly includes exempting those with the minimum income from taxes, in order to reduce the burden on the citizen quickly and significantly, especially in light of the high rates of core inflation, which represents a large burden on citizens. Representative Amira Al-Adly said during the plenary session in the House of Representatives to…
1 INTRODUCTION This year marks the centenary of the inclusion of the right to private property and its protection in the Egyptian constitution. In the year 1923, a constitution was promulgated to safeguard private property, stipulating that the imposition of guardianship over private property could only occur in circumstances prescribed by the law and upon a judicial decree. A hundred years and several legislations for property registration later, 90% of Egyptian properties remain unregistered. This percentage remained as high as it is for decades. In 2011, Hernando de Soto famously wrote his WSJ article.1 According to his research conducted in…
The Capital Center for Studies and the Liberal Club in Cairo held a discussion session entitled “Priorities of the state’s general budget plan and rationalizing government spending in light of economic challenges” to discuss the draft state’s general budget plan for the year 2023/2024. The Capital Center for Studies and the Liberal Club in Cairo held a discussion session entitled “Priorities of the state’s general budget plan and rationalizing government spending in light of economic challenges” to discuss the draft state’s general budget plan for the year 2023/2024. The session included many rich discussions on the criteria for developing the…