Egypt's economy could grow by six per cent or more in the financial year that will begin on July 1 and the Egytian Government aims to achieve five per cent growth in the current year, the country's Minister of Trade and Industry Rashid Mohamed Rashid said on Monday. Rashid and other officials have previously said the Government was seeking around five per cent growth in 2009/2010. "We want five per cent growth this year. Starting the next year, we can have momentum enough to get to six per cent plus," Rashid told a news briefing.
