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Egypt, Qatar eye more economic partnerships

by Moustafa Allam
September 5, 2025
in Business, Egypt, World
Egypt, Qatar eye more economic partnerships 10 - Egyptian Gazette
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Ties between Egypt and Qatar have been strengthening, especially in investment and trade. Qatar has invested billions of dollars in the Egyptian market, underscoring Egypt’s position as one of the world’s most promising economies.

Prime Minister Moustafa Madboulihas recently announced the start of implementing a $7.5 billion package of direct investments from Qatar, calling it a cornerstone of the deepened partnership between the two nations.

This deal comes as part of Cairo’s plan to get $42 billion in foreign direct investment during the fiscal year 2025/26, which began on July 1. The government will reach outto Qatari investors to highlight opportunities in sectors ranging from infrastructure and industry to services, introducing new incentives to get more capital inflows.

It is expected that the Qatari investment package will focus on tourism, real estate, food security, and development projects along the North Coast.

Analysts see these direct investments as a stabilizing drive for Egypt’s financial outlook, sending a powerful message to international investors that the Egyptian market is indeed progressing.

Doha’s investments soar

According to official figures, Qatari investments in Egypt reached $618.5 million in the fiscal year (FY) 2023/24, up from $548.2 million a year earlier. While Egyptian investments in Qatar also rose sharply, reaching $171.5 million in the FY2023/24, compared to $86.8 million in the previous year.

The new chapter of cooperation comes as the Egyptian government ramps up efforts to attract foreign capital with the main aim of bridging the financing gap, reducing external debt, and enhancing the role of the private sector under its economic reform program agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

A key joint project is a 4-billion-dollar tourism development in the North Coast’s Alam El-Roum area. Disclosed in July, the agreement had been reached during the meeting between the two prime ministers. The project spans 60,000 feddans (acres) under a usufruct arrangement with the Qatar Investment Authority.

Qatari investments in Egypt are not only financial inflows but also strategic partnerships based on trust and regional interests. These deals and projects bring in foreign currency, jobs, and investor confidence.

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