SMEs and enjoyment of the economic human rights: Evidence from Egypt

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The book explores the critical state of human rights in Egypt, particularly economic rights, amidst rising unemployment and poverty. It highlights the urgent need for new investments to combat social issues, including crime and delayed marriage. The research focuses on the potential of small and medium enterprises to alleviate poverty and create jobs, ultimately enhancing the economic rights of citizens. By addressing these challenges, the book aims to contribute to a better understanding of how economic empowerment can improve the overall quality of life in Egyptian society.