The automatic fuel pricing committee in Egypt decided today to maintain existing prices for petroleum products without any modifications. This decision comes after deliberations regarding potential adjustments. The committee opted to leave prices unchanged, effectively rejecting a suggested constitutional amendment alluded to in the original post title – symbolized by the “❌” mark. The announcement was made by Mada Masr, a news organization based in Egypt. The context suggests a potential debate surrounding broader economic reforms, with a distinction made between amending data versus amending the constitution. This decision impacts consumers and businesses across Egypt reliant on stable fuel costs. The reasoning behind this decision was not immediately available, but signals a continued effort to manage fuel subsidies and their impact on the national economy.