Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly on Thursday reviewed final preparations for Cairo’s hosting of a business-focused meeting, organised in co-operation with the World Economic Forum (WEF) on November 16-17.
Madbouly said the meeting would provide a platform to showcase investment opportunities across various sectors in Egypt, along with the incentives and facilities offered by the government to attract further investment.
He added that the event would also highlight efforts to maximise returns on investments made in developing the country’s infrastructure.
The meeting follows President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s participation in the WEF’s annual meeting in January 2026.
It aims to highlight Egypt’s economic prospects, available investment opportunities and regional role as a hub for trade, logistics and energy.
Madbouly stressed the government’s commitment to strengthening the private sector’s role and expanding its contribution to economic activity.
He said the participation of major international companies would help identify promising investment opportunities across several sectors.
During the meeting, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Co-operation, and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty reviewed preparations for the event, which is expected to bring together more than 70 senior representatives and chairpersons of major international companies operating in various fields.
He said the programme would include sessions, meetings and interactive discussions on Egypt’s economic outlook and investment opportunities.
A number of Egyptian companies will also take part, providing an opportunity to strengthen ties with international businesses, explore new areas of co-operation and attract further investment.
Hosting the meeting in Cairo in co-operation with the WEF reflects international confidence in the Egyptian economy and its ability to withstand regional and global challenges while offering promising investment opportunities, Abdelatty said.
