Egypt's stock exchange has opened its new administrative headquarters in Smart Village, a business zone on the western edge of Cairo. Thursday morning's ceremony was attended by telecommunications minister Mohamed Salem and finance minister Momtaz El-Saeed. Stock trading will continue at the Bourse's premises in downtown Cairo, but the exchange's board of directors, trade watchdog and human resource departments will all operate from the new premises on the Cairo-Alexandria desert road. Speaking at the event, Mohamed Salem said the head office's new location in Smart Village, a zone that is already home to several renowned global brands, will help attract foreign investment in Egupt. Established in 1883, Egypt's stock exchange is the third oldest in the world, according to the state-run MENA news agency. http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/39124.aspx