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The Bretton Woods institution expects fallout from last month’s Russian plane crash in Sharm el Sheikh to depress the Egypt’s economic growth figures in 2015.
From an earlier projection of 5 percent , the World bank now says that Egypt is likely to return a 3.8 percent growth.
And as Yasser Hakim reports, the Institution is more optimistic on 2016, projecting a 4.4 percent growth
