Following the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak on Friday, Egypt has only taken the first step to economic prosperity and political plurality. The work does not end with the departure of the ex-president as the coming months, and perhaps years, will be challenging for the country’s economy. Every stage in Egypt’s transition will be crucial.
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