Minister of Finance Ahmed Kouchouk said Egypt has an ambitious debt management vision focused on diversifying financing sources and instruments and expanding access to global capital markets.
Speaking to investors at meetings hosted by Standard Chartered and Morgan Stanley in London, Kouchouk said Egypt is seeking more low-cost development financing to support its economic and development goals.
He highlighted investment incentives and tax and customs facilities aimed at boosting private-sector engagement in the economy, noting Egypt offers advanced infrastructure and investment opportunities across key sectors.
Kouchouk said the Egyptian economy has shown resilience in the face of shocks through proactive management and flexible responses to geopolitical challenges, stressing the government’s commitment to continuing economic and structural reforms and maintaining fiscal discipline to strengthen investor confidence in the Egyptian market.
He added Egypt is working to improve macroeconomic indicators and create greater fiscal space for citizens and investors, stating that the country had achieved positive fiscal results during the first nine months of the current fiscal year.
