Egypt – In a new development of Misr Spinning and Weaving Company strike in the Greater Mahalla, the Commissioner-General of the Company held a meeting with representatives of the workers from different sections of the company and offered them to pay 10% of the cost of living allowance in return for ending the strike and returning to work, which was rejected by the workers who said they demand the two allowances together, in addition to raising the allowance for meals and include the 220 C incentive to the monthly incentives and the need to appoint an alternative board of the Commissioner-General. The meeting ended without reaching an agreement and the workers were surprised by the publication of a circular from the Commissioner-General agreeing to pay only the 10% allowance which was rejected during the meeting, . The workers considered this as an attempt to incite the dispute between them. They decided to continue the strike, adhering to all their demands, which they announced since the start of the strike.