CAIRO, May 30 (Aswat Masriya) – Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on May 30, 2016:
Al-Ahram:
-President: Egypt determined to continue bolstering the economy
-House of Representatives’ health committee meeting: Health minister says 4,000 drugs missing from markets
-Interior minister: We are fighting our fiercest battle with terrorism
Al-Akhbar:
-Sisi: Procedures to be eased for investment, red tape to be eliminated
-Prices of 75 expensive drugs (above EGP 100) to be reduced
-Rice crisis continues; attempts ongoing to overcome it before Ramadan
Al-Shorouk:
-Investigation: Husband of ‘Karam woman’, prosecution witnesses ignored incident in which woman was stripped naked
-State Security Prosecution confronts former top auditor with his statements on corruption
-‘Break quarrel’ between 2 TV guests: details revealed
Al-Masry al-Youm:
-Parliament, government disagree over drugs, social insurance money
-Hamas: We didn’t receive a reconciliation invitation … Fatah: our participation is futile but we will participate
Al-Watan:
-Parliament searches for a way to reduce drugs’ prices
-Defence minister: magnitude of development in our troops’ armament a ‘miracle’
-Sisi to investors: We are keen to stabilise foreign reserves
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