Head of the Egyptian Businessmen Assembly Hussein Saboor said he attended a number of meetings to get rid of the current economic crisis in Egypt since the Egyptian January 25 Revolution. The meeting was set up with Egypt's ruling military council and ministers of Prime Minister Essam Sharaf's government. He raised the necessity of restoring the state of security, demanding the rulers to achieve political stability. Saboor told Youm7 Egypt's internal situation doesn't encourage foreign investors into investing in Egypt, especially with the current state of insecurity and recent tension, which included attacking Egypt's Ministry of Interior and the Israeli embassy in Cairo. He said the current atmosphere in Egypt witnesses will delay the establishment of new investments in Egypt. Officials should achieve stability in internal affairs to support businessmen increase their investments in Egypt. He pointed out Egypt's Central Bank's recent report blamed the withdrawal of the foreign investors from Egypt on the state of instability.
