Economist Says Egypt’s Leadership Helped Country Avoid Worst of Global Crises

Egypt’s political leadership has helped the country avoid the worst amid global crises, according to Dr. Amr Soliman, a professor of economics at Capital University.

Soliman identified frankness, openness and credibility as the main qualities distinguishing the political leadership in what he described as the “New Republic.”

His assessment linked Egypt’s handling of global pressures to what he characterized as wise leadership, placing political decision-making at the center of his remarks.

The comments offered a broad endorsement of the leadership’s approach, without detailing specific economic measures or providing figures to illustrate the impact of the crises.