Egypt’s Corporate Social Responsibility

The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces seminar titled ‘January Revolution and Horizons of Economic Growth' has the strong oppinion that Egypt’s economy is at risk.
The statement was based on the unprecedented decline of economic conditions in post-Mubarak Egypt: poverty rates at 70%, economic growth sliding to 1 to 2%, and hard currency reserves that have descended to $28 billion from $36 billion.
Egypt finds itself at social, economic and political crossroads. As the post- Mubarak government is still struggling to fulfill the existing societal challenges and fulfill the people’s revolutionary aspirations, socially responsible behavior (SRB) on the othger side, taken on by both individuals and corporations seems to be a real promise.