Ministry of Planning and Economic Development
With a diverse range of 395 projects, IsDB's investment portfolio in Egypt covers vital areas such as electricity, infrastructure, and transport
Public investments for the upcoming fiscal year are capped at LE 1 trillion to bolster private sector involvement, aiming to raise private investment to 50 percent of total investments, up from 40 percent this year
This revised target is significantly lower when compared to the program's previous achievements, which amassed around $5.6 billion between April 2022 and the conclusion of last year
The implementation of an enhanced accounting methodology has yielded valuable insights into the volume and sectorial distribution of private investment, aligning with the government's objective of creating a realistic investment map
El-Sisi pointed to the importance of ensuring that investments are channeled in a manner that maximizes benefits for the citizens
The sector's investments account for 5% of the total investments in the plan, with the private sector playing a crucial role in driving growth
The agreements include investments of $12 billion for the pilot phase and approximately $29 billion for the first phase
In the previous fiscal year, FY22/23, Egypt anticipated a growth of around 31 percent in private investments, while the actual growth rate achieved in FY21/22 was 29 percent.
Taqa Arabia, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADONC), Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC), and Petromin are currently competing for the acquisition of shares in Wataniya
The latest data reveals a slowdown compared to the 2.9 percent growth witnessed in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year 2022/2023.
CAPMAS further disclosed that the labor force in Egypt grew during the third quarter, with a total of 31.956 million individuals actively participating in the workforce.
MPED minister El-Said met with the bank’s executive team on Wednesday, reviewing several economic development files such as the National Program for Economic Reforms
The government’s target for the next fiscal year (FY2023/2024) is set at 4.2 percent, she stated during a cabinet meeting chaired by the Prime Minister on Thursday
Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Hala El Said met with a delegation of Japanese investors led by Kanazawa Yukio, the owner of Titan Capital and Mizuha Company.
The minister spoke to media on the sidelines of yesterday’s Egypt – OECD Country Program conference, disclosing new details on the progress of the sales of Wataniya Petroleum, Jabal El-Zeit, and Safi
Egypt's commitment to inclusive development continues to grow as it expands the Takaful and Karama program.
The ministry's report outlines foundational principles guiding development directions, priorities, and policies in line with Egypt's Vision 2030 and its overarching goals and development strategy
The Planning Minister stated that these deals will encourage tourism, which is within the goal of attracting 30 million tourists annually, increase revenues in foreign currency and boosting the private sector's activities.
El Said stated that the plan is focusing on the telecommunications and information technology sector considering its importance and contribution to Egypt’s economy.
The planning minister stressed that the private sector plays a decisive role in supporting the development of a comprehensive and resilient green economy
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