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Views  Mahmoud Salem  Mahmoud Salem  The Egyptian interim
government’s performance has been rather disappointing to the
population. The current Prime Minister, Hazem El-Beblawi, seems
to be only focused on getting more money from Gulf  nations to
sustain the current dysfunctional government, rather than
actually lead on, well, anything. His government has operated so
far to serve one objective: spend money they don’t have to cover
subsidies and increased government salaries without offsetting
the spending with anything that will increase Egyptian
production. This leads us into a horrific case of inflation
projected to truly hit us at some point around the middle next
year. This doesn’t concern him much, because he knows that the
inflation will be the problem of the next government – which he
will never be chosen to lead given his performance so far, and
that it will be them who will have