Egypt adopts balanced fiscal policies to boost economic performance

Speaking during an extended dialogue with international investors on Thursday at the British-Egyptian Business Association (BEBA) in London, Kouchouk emphasized that Egypt is not competing with any specific country.

Instead, the government aims to boost the competitiveness of the Egyptian economy, promote national development, and foster sustainable economic growth.

He urged both local and international investors to capitalize on the economic opportunities available in Egypt fully, positioning the country as a strategic gateway to numerous regional and global markets.

Kouchouk noted that Egypt has established a competitive growth model underpinned by a stable and coherent policy framework, laying a strong foundation for attracting new investments, localizing manufacturing, and advancing technological development.

The minister reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to improving the business climate through clear and tangible reforms. He emphasized that the government functions as a unified body with a shared vision to deliver a meaningful economic transformation, bolster investor confidence, and safeguard financial and economic stability.