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The Egyptian government has approved a three-month spending-rationalization plan in anticipation of the effects of geopolitical turmoil. The measures include suspending nonessential travel and government events, cutting energy consumption in government agencies by 20 percent, and reducing fuel use by government vehicles by 30 percent. President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi directed officials to study establishing a strategic stockpile of the country’s needs, while the government said its reserves of commodities and medicines would last at least six months. The measures are intended to secure essential goods and limit the impact of supply-chain disruptions and rising prices. The plan may be extended if circumstances require.
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