Egypt’s Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk said on Monday that the ministry is intensifying engagement with international investors to clearly present Egypt’s vision for addressing current global and domestic economic challenges.
He emphasised that the government has adopted a swift and proactive approach, which has been met with positive feedback from the international investment community.
The minister highlighted that transparency and openness remain central to government policy, noting that consistent and candid communication with investors helps strengthen confidence in the state’s economic direction and the measures being implemented.
He added that national priorities have been carefully recalibrated to maximise benefits for the economy, citizens and investors alike.
Kouchouk further explained that the government continues to secure the necessary financial resources to support the energy sector, safeguard food security, and ensure the provision of essential goods and services to citizens.
The Egyptian economy has demonstrated resilience and is steadily advancing towards stability, creating new opportunities across investment, manufacturing, production and export sectors, the minister said, according to an official a statement.
In addition, Egypt offers a wide range of investment opportunities supported by competitive incentives, as well as tax and customs facilitation measures designed to enhance the business environment and support the private sector, he noted.
Adviser to the Minister for Economic Institutions Relations Nivin Mansour said the ministry maintains ongoing communication with investors through regular engagements and the issuance of balanced and transparent periodic reports on Egypt’s economic performance.
She noted that discussions with international institutions and investors — including meetings with Jefferies Financial Group and a number of European and Italian investors organised by Intesa Sanpaolo — highlighted Egypt’s strong financial performance over the nine-month period from July to March.
This performance, she said, was driven by sustained economic growth and increased private sector participation.
