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	Atef Ebeid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Atef Muhammad Ebeid (Arabic: عاطف محمد عبيد) (born 14 April 1932) was the Prime Minister of Egypt from October 1999 to July 2004.
		Ebeid was infamous with his boring tenure, lack of credibility and poor economic or social planning skills, critics and spectators were confounded as to why he was being kept on board.
		Ebeid served as the Acting President of the Republic from 20 June 2004 to 6 July 2004, a period during which President Hosni Mubarak was receiving medical treatment in Germany.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Atef_Ebeid (276 words)

	The Oxford Business Group - Countries : Egypt : Weekly Briefing, Volume 68
		This is why it came as a surprise to many that the speech Ebeid delivered for 2004 was both unusually frank and grim, revealing officially for the first time the financial strain put on the state by a depressed world economy, the depreciation of the Egyptian pound and the rising costs of imports.
		Ebeid said that his government was committed to providing subsidised bread and that the public sector would be taking over the distribution of wheat - previously in the hands of private companies - to guard against increasingly frequent shortages.
		Ebeid said the government would do more to encourage new housing communities in the desert (beyond the narrow strip of land irrigated by the Nile) and announced that a new law was being drafted to regulate the relationship between tenants and landlords, which should also help increase investment in the housing sector.
	www.mafhoum.com /press6/178E14.htm (1223 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Economy \| Ebeid's balance sheet
		Ebeid also stated that a government five- article bill will be submitted to parliament, aiming to arm banks with greater guarantees for recovering their credit in a safer and less costly way.
		Ebeid said reforming the banks is vital for abolishing the long-standing economic recession and liquidity crisis.
		Ebeid said his strategy in reducing this debt largely depends on reforming what are called "economic authorities": the authorities that run certain public sector services.
	www.mafhoum.com /press3/94E11.htm (2434 words)

	CAIRO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2003
		Ebeid was born in Cairo, to a moderately wealthy family.
		Ebeid played her role proudly and confidently, standing before the great actor who was surrounded by an aura of international fame, popularity and admiration.
		The late Atef El-Tayeb presented her in his film The Prison Cell and Director Samir Seif took advantage of the political side of Nabila in The Dancer and the Politician.
	www.cairofilmfest.com /jury2003/nabilaebied.htm (349 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Egypt \| Rage at Ebeid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Ebeid emphasised that all state authorities were mobilised at the speed required to give firsthand help to the injured and provide the families of the dead victims with provisional cash compensation.
		Ebeid vowed an overarching investigation into the causes of the accident and promised to review the conditions set for the Railway Authority to improve its safety performance in third-class trains and coaches.
		"Ebeid's conclusion that the train had been in good shape before it embarked on its journey for Cairo to Aswan and that the fire was due to a butane cylinder is irresponsible," independent deputy Ouda said.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2002/576/eg32.htm (1239 words)

	Public Enterprise
		Prime Minister Atef Ebeid held a cabinet meeting yesterday, during which a discussion was held concerning the development of a plan of action for the modernization of mills and bakeries, and increasing their efficiency through the use of modern technology.
		Dr. Atef Ebeid, Minister of Public Enterprise, discussed yesterday, during his meeting with the General Syndicate for Egyptian Labor Unions, and the chairmen of Egyptian labor unions, a number of important legislative measures that are currently under preparation, with the aim of realizing comprehensive care for workers.
		Prime Minister Dr. Atef Ebeid, stated that the level of cotton company debts to the banking sector is currently LE 3.7 billion, and that these debts have accumulated through the past 20 years because of the enforced sale of cotton by farmers to the State.
	www.carana.com /pcsu/press/1999-10-29.htm (1613 words)

	THE CAIRO FORUM FOR COOPERATION & DEVELOPMENT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Atef Ebeid has served as Prime Minister of Egypt since October 1999 after having acquired valuable experience throughout a distinguished career which spanned many years in a number of government positions.
		Ebeid was born in West Tanta in 1933.
		Ebeid is the recipient of an award for the best research and a certificate of distinction from the US Government.
	www.ahram.org.eg /cf2000/eng_ebeid1a.htm (339 words)

	Egypt State Information Service-Summer 1996
		The government is not rushing headlong in privatising public enterprises, asserted the Minister of the Public Enterprises Sector, Atef Ebeid, at a conference organised by Ain Shams University's Faculty of Commerce, entitled "Privatisation and Securities", which was attended by a number of prominent economists and leading government officials.
		Reviewing the current status of the privatisation programme, Ebeid said that the total value of state-owned companies is LE 600 billion, but that only 314 companies, regulated by Law 203 and valued at LE 88 billion will be affected by the privatisation programme.
		Ebeid also assured the audience that the techniques adopted for privatisation were well-studied.
	www.sis.gov.eg /En/Pub/magazin/summer96/110201000000000003.htm (778 words)

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		His Excellency Dr. Atef Ebeid, Prime Minister of the Arab Republic of Egypt, is the recipient of the 2002 Madhuri and Jagdish N. Sheth International Alumni Award for Exceptional Achievement.
		Ebeid's first government appointment was as State Minister for Administrative Development, a position he occupied from 1984 until 1993, when he became Minister of Public Enterprises.
		Ebeid is well known in the Middle East for his intellect, business acumen, and managerial skill, as well as for his honesty and integrity.
	www.ips.uiuc.edu /ic/ebeid.shtml (430 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Home News \| Shuffle sense (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		On Saturday, Ebeid met with 19 ministers who retained their posts and on Sunday met with the 13 newcomers.
		Ebeid, a 67-year-old technocrat, had served as minister of the public business sector in the outgoing government and played a key role in implementing its privatisation programme.
		From 1993 to 1997, Ebeid held the posts of minister of state for cabinet affairs, minister of state for administrative development and minister of the public business sector.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /1999/451/eg2.htm (796 words)

	africast.com - News List
		The impact of the Afghani war on the Egyptian economy is limited, but all production sectors have to work out alternative plans in case the war continues for a long time, Ebeid said in his meeting early this week with the Federation of Egyptian industries.
		Meanwhile, Ebeid praised the efforts exerted by the ministry of industry and technological development in working out the first Egyptian industrial map.
		Ebeid underlined the importance of the industrial map in providing necessary data to investors and industrialists so as to realize industrial development and provide new job opportunities.
	news.africast.com /article.php?newsID=26580&strRegion=North (334 words)

	Special Report
		A total of 19 ministers were kept on, including the major ministries of foreign affairs, the interior, information, and the economy, and the 13 new faces brought into government included no one with a political background, let alone an independent or opposition track record.
		The choice of 66-year-old Atef Ebeid as prime minister on Oct. 5 came as a surprise to most observers.
		Ebeid may be demonized as pro-privatization by a large sector of the political establishment, but he’s a devil the country knows.
	www.wrmea.com /backissues/1299/9912019.html (1411 words)

	Introduction
		Ebeid himself has been instrumental in maintaining stability at home, both on the economic and p o l i t i c a l fronts.
		Ebeid says accelerated privatizations- after a relatively slow period in 2000-and a liberal monetary policy are at the root of his government's bid to maintain a stable domestic macroeconomic climate and continued economic growth, which is expected to reach 4.9% in 2000-01.
		Ebeid heads a reformist economic team, investors frustrated by the slow pace of liberalization during the 2000 election year will see a sharp increase in activity in 2001.
	www.summitreports.com /egypt/introduction.htm (823 words)

	home - Egypt, Iraq sign free trade zone agreement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The free trade agreement was signed by Prime Minister Dr.Atef Ebeid and Iraqi vice president Taha Yasseen Ramadan during his three-day visit to Egypt.
		The Egypt-Iraq free trade agreement is a first step on the road of the Arab common market, he said, urging all Arab countries to join the market to face the challenges of the century, globalization and the major economic blocks.
		Ebeid expressed Egypt's satisfaction over the short visit by the Iraqi delegation to Egypt, during which the two sides realized many achievements for the benefit of their peoples.
	www.iraqieconomy.org /home/bilecon/egypt/2001.01.20?navBatchStart=30 (557 words)

	Two international achievement awards to be presented Feb. 10
		Atef Ebeid, the prime minister of Egypt, received the 2002 Madhuri and Jagdish N. Sheth International Alumni Award for Exceptional Achievement during a ceremony held in January in Cairo.
		Ebeid (pronounced ah-BADE), who is credited with leading Egypt’s efforts to shift to a more market-based economy, received his doctorate in business administration from Illinois in 1962.
		As prime minister, Ebeid has continued his efforts to liberalize the economy, increase economic growth, foster trade links with the European Union and the United States, streamline government and initiate social reforms.
	www.news.uiuc.edu /news/03/0203intlaward.html (726 words)

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	www.gizoogle.com /index.php?hl=en&criterion=atef (377 words)

	President Meetings in October 1999
		In recognition for her Excellency’s extensive efforts in the field of childhood cultural services, she received an award from the FIDOF, which is the festival organizer.
		The celebration, also attended by PM Dr. Atef Ebeid and Dr. Hussain Kamel Bahaa Al – Din Minister of Education, took place at the main hall of the Cairo International Center for Conferences at Nasr City.
		Ebeid has been appointed as Egypt's new Prime Minister on October 5, 1999.
	www.presidency.gov.eg /html/President_Meetings_October1999.html (154 words)

	InternationalReports.net : Egypt
		However, the government of Prime Minister Atef Ebeid vowed when appointed in October 1999 that it would be a government of progress on economic policy.
		"We have high expectations from the Ebeid government in the area of privatization, particularly as this is the portfolio he held in the previous government," one Egyptian analyst said.
		In a country where it is said that time moves very slowly, the country has effectively restructured an economy that was 67 percent owned by the government to one that is now 70 percent owned by the private sector.
	www.internationalreports.net /middleeast/egypt/2001/privatization.html (1238 words)

	Ebeid inaugurates BioVision conference in Alexandria
		Ebeid gave an address at the opening session in which he stressed Egypt's keenness to get acquainted with the biotechnology for providing food and health services, improving the living standards, preserving the environment and alleviating poverty.
		Ebeid added that Egypt has made during the past 50 year remarkable achievements in all fields of development and that Egypt is now qualified to keep up with the challenges of the future.
		He also urged for cooperation between the North and South to live up to the future challenges as well as establishing partnership between universities, international agencies and businessmen for exchanging expertise and transferring technology to the developing countries.
	www.egeinfonet.i8.com /news/2004/may/5.html (784 words)

	bt - Full Story
		In what could be the Ebeid governments parting policy decision before the expected resignation of his cabinet this month, a scheme to narrow the growing budget deficit is likely to fall far short of its stated purpose.
		Prime Minister Atef Ebeid may be watching the effects of his cabinets policy unfold in retirement, as President Hosni Mubarak has promised to name a new prime minister once he returns from medical treatment in Germany.
		With the governments of Kamal Ganzoury (1996-1999), and then Atef Ebeid, the deficit started growing as these administrations used the fiscal policy as a tool to revive the economy, he says.
	www.businesstodayegypt.com /article.aspx?ArticleID=1457 (4047 words)

	et - Full Story
		ATEF EBEID IS probably re-gretting his choice of words a few months back.
		It came just as we were about to lose hope, for it seemed every time a Cabinet shuffle was in the offing, Ebeids Ministry for Repelling Change conjured up some regional or national disaster to stave it off at the last minute: The outbreak of the second Intifada.
		Ebeids Cabinet colleagues are trading in their Cuban cigars for anti-depressants as they wait to see who will stay and who will go.
	www.egypttoday.com /article.aspx?ArticleID=1754 (1349 words)

	Egypt's President Mubarak appoints new prime minister to speed up privatisation
		Following his fourth, unopposed, re-election to office, he also outlined a series of measures aimed at promoting foreign investment, free market reforms, a market-driven exchange rate and a more business-friendly environment.
		It was Ebeid who, in 1991, implemented the International Monetary Fund/World Bank Structural Adjustment Programme in return for a $300 million stand-by loan, a $28 billion loan from the Paris Club and $15 billion in debt restructuring, and inaugurated Egypt's privatisation programme.
		Ebeid has brought 13 new people into the government.
	www.wsws.org /articles/1999/nov1999/egyp-n05.shtml (840 words)

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		CAIRO - Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ebeid said here Monday that economic growth exceeded expectations by hitting 4.2 percent in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.
		In a bid to improve the business environment, Ebeid said the government was pushing for the fast settlement of disputes, greater transparency on tariffs, and the removal of layers of bureaucracy.
		He said proposed amendments to the investment law would be sent to parliament next month and sharply reduce the steps which investors must take to be permitted to do business in Egypt.
	www.middle-east-online.com /english/business/?id=8663=8663&format=0 (312 words)

	. RITSEC Launch . RITSEC - DECADE OF SUCCESS (1992-2002)
		The seminar was inaugurated by the UNDP's assistant administrator and director of the regional bureau for Arab States and Europe Dr. Ali Attiga, the AFESD's general director Dr. Abdel Latif Al Hamad, and Egypt's minister of cabinet affairs and minister of state for administrative affairs Dr. Atef Ebeid.
		In their opening speeches, they emphasized the importance of the development of the software industry in the region and the role it can play in accelerating the region's socioeconomic development.
		Ebeid related his belief that "the existence of the Regional Information Technology and Software Engineering Center indicates the recognition of the vital role of information technology in regional development."
	www.ritsec.org.eg /ritsec-dec/launch_02.htm (905 words)

	Ebeid inspects incident scene
		Prime Minister Atef Ebeid expressed the government's sorrow over the Cairo-Aswan ill-fated train that went ablaze at dawn Wednesday claiming the lives of some 370 passengers.
		During a news conference at Al-Ayyat hospital following his inspection of the scene of the train accident and an emergency meeting with the health, local development and insurance ministers, Ebeid said the concerned authorities are on full swing in an attempt to estimate the precise number and identity of the victims.
		Ebeid denied that such an incident was due to a terrorist operation.
	www.arabicnews.com /ansub/Daily/Day/020221/2002022148.html (1065 words)

	et - Full Story
		The nation took a bumpy ride with Atef Ebeid and his cabinet, and its too much to expect they will jump onto Nazifs bandwagon without a healthy dose of skepticism.
		There are 34 of them (excluding Nazif, who has yet to appoint a deputy prime minister): 15 returning to their seats in the Ebeid cabinet, three Ebeid ministers who were handed new posts, two whose portfolios have been downgraded, and 14 fresh faces.
		Im not going to play the role of Ebeid and say, Everythings rosy now, but we do have good reason to be hopeful: The PM is now a strong, well-regarded man who knows exactly what problems were dealing with and the urgency of confronting them.
	www.egypttoday.com /article.aspx?ArticleID=1795 (4241 words)

	Ebeid inaugurates Cairo International Book Fair
		The Premier was accompanied by the Ministers of Culture, Education, Local Development, Electricity, Awqaf, Public Enterprises, Environment, Transport and Military Production and the Head of the General Book Organization, in addition to a number of prominent writers and intellectuals and ambassadors.
		Meanwhile, Ebeid visited the important pavilions participating in the fair including that of Arab and foreign countries as well as press institutions and major publishing houses.
		The fair's symposia will also tackle the youths’ role in information technology and their vision on the future of the small-scale projects and promoting the political and cultural awareness of the parties programs, added Sarhan.
	www.egeinfonet.i8.com /news/2004/feb/3.html (288 words)

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