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"Putin's historic electoral victory this year has to do with two main factors: the push for national unity as a result of the war in Ukraine and the lack of an alternative program that could challenge the mandate of the four-time re-elected president.
More than 20 years forging an effective judicial system to protect the interests of Putin's Kremlin were reflected in the political disqualification of two candidates who based their proposal on criticism of the current Administration."
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Despite facing significant economic and geopolitical challenges, current forecasts from international financial institutions indicate a gradual recovery for Egypt, rather than an imminent economic collapse over the next 12 months. For example, The IMF projects Egypt's economy will see a gradual recovery, with GDP growth expected to reach 4.1% in fiscal year 2025-2026.
The OECD expects Egypt’s growth reaching 5.6% by 2025-26.