Egypt aims to import about 3.9 billion cubic feet of gas per day this summer, including 1.1 billion cubic feet from Israel’s Tamar and Leviathan fields and around 2.8 billion cubic feet from LNG cargoes.
Foreign and Petroleum Ministers convened dozens of foreign embassy representatives for what officials described as a “transparent, high‑level dialogue” on opportunities and challenges shaping Egypt’s economic future.
The meeting explored ways to expand cooperation between the two countries in intellectual property, innovation, investment and industry
The event aims to strengthen responsible business conduct and embed human rights principles within sustainable development strategies across the Arab region
Egypt’s Planning and Economic Development Minister Ahmed Rustum held wide‑ranging talks with Azerbaijan’s ambassador in Cairo, Elkhan Toghukhov, to explore a new phase of economic cooperation and stronger development ties
The discussions focused on a project to introduce advanced digital solutions for managing and operating Egypt’s railway network, aimed at enhancing safety, operational efficiency, and reducing maintenance costs compared to traditional systems.
AFASU said the mission aimed to advance strategic partnerships in healthcare, medical tourism, investment, education, and digital innovation.
The two sides discussed prospects for establishing a regional logistics hub for trading and storing grains at Egyptian ports,
The Chinese delegation said Egypt offered a strategic gateway to markets in Africa and the Middle East.
The event explored how tools such as innovative finance and impact investing could expand job opportunities
More than 52 companies have obtained golden licences as of early March
Egypt’s Minister of Industry, Khaled Hashem, held extensive talks with leading ceramic and porcelain manufacturers to address the sector’s financial and operational challenges
The Citizen Bond offers a fixed monthly return over an 18‑month period and is designed as a secure savings and investment tool backed by the government.
Both countries reiterated their commitment to strengthening their energy partnership
Current indicators point to further revenue growth in the coming period, particularly as some major lines return following regional stabilization.
Key focus areas include climate change, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, governance, and anti-money laundering measures.
The visit aimed to introduce the SCZone's capabilities, highlight available investment opportunities in its ports and industrial zones
The Egyptian minister expressed appreciation for Cyprus's support for Egypt within the European Union.
The facility is a strategic step towards localizing the pharmaceutical and medical industries in Egypt
The “Energy Valley” project will see the construction of a 1.7 GW solar power plant in Minya Governorate
The two countries signed the protocol of the session, which aims to significantly expand and diversify bilateral economic cooperation
New budget will offer more support for industry and exports through performance-linked incentives and initiatives.
This major event aims to boost collaboration and trade between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and support the growth of Arabic brands
The project marks Al Manaa’s first industrial investment in the region.
The deals aim to strengthen development cooperation and support national efforts in investment promotion, renewable energy integration,
The plant in Alexandria will convert used cooking oil into 120,000 tons of green aviation fuel annually, cutting ~400,000 tons of CO₂ emissions per year.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly urged a major leap in economic cooperation with Algeria, stating that current trade and investment levels are far below potential.
The funding will help factories adopt clean technologies, cut emissions, save energy, and meet strict international environmental standards
The new green infrastructure project will supply clean liquefied natural gas (LNG) as marine fuel, dramatically cutting carbon emissions from vessels transiting one of the world’s busiest waterways.
The cooperation aims to support local industry and encourage technology transfer.
Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk seeks broader, diverse AIIB investment portfolio aligned with Egypt’s priorities in sustainable transport and renewable energy.
RSA is expanding its operations in Egypt, investing in local talent and technology, strengthening Egypt’s status as a global tech hub.
Speaking during the signing ceremony of a major Egyptian-Qatari investment partnership for the “Samala and Alam El-Roum” project on Egypt’s North-Western Coast in Matrouh, the PM addressed criticism circulating on social media.
The Chinese ambassador said that over the past 16 years, China has remained one of Egypt’s top trade and economic partners, and is committed to deepening this relationship.
Egypt and Morocco seek to boost industrial and transport cooperation, leveraging Morocco’s automotive and aerospace expertise for knowledge exchange and economic integration.
The factory’s opening follows a September 2022 memorandum of understanding between ITIDA and OPPO, laying the foundation for this project as part of the "Egypt Makes Electronics" initiative.
Egypt and China expand investments in the Suez Canal Economic Zone, aligning standards, advancing the LRT project, and exploring customs exemptions for Egyptian exports.
This initiative is part of the G20 Compact with Africa, aiming to mobilize private capital and create more jobs across the African continent from 2025 to 2030.
Mahara-Tech was selected after a rigorous national selection process, overseen by the Egyptian National Commission for UNESCO, which officially nominates projects for the prize.
Both countries discuss possibilities for joint cooperation in Africa, following Norway’s recent launch of a new strategy for the continent.
Core to the new approach is connecting education and vocational training with market needs.
The aim is to localize wind turbine manufacturing and transfer advanced technology, supporting the country’s shift away from fossil fuels and aiming for over 42% renewable energy in its national mix by 2030.
Qatar has agreed to purchase 5,000 acres in the "Alam Al-Rum" area on Egypt’s North Coast for approximately $4 billion to develop an integrated tourism project
The discussions covered opportunities in trade and investment, including the potential organization of joint business forums in Cairo and Jakarta.
The aim is to encourage Turkish businesses to invest and manufacture in Egypt, taking advantage of the Zone’s competitive benefits and easy access to global markets.
Egypt extended an invitation to Armenian companies to participate in the International Defense Exhibition (EDEX 2025), scheduled to take place in Egypt from December 1 to 4, 2025
The meeting focused on reviewing key aspects of Egypt’s ongoing financial, institutional, and commercial reform programs, as well as the activities of the Sovereign Wealth Fund.
Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly expressed enthusiasm for Italian energy company Eni’s plan to invest $8 billion in the Egyptian market over the next five years.
Egypt has seen a remarkable improvement in its global standing for government effectiveness, according to a recent report by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
Innovo, the National Academy for Science and Skills (NASS), and Singapore’s ITE Education Services (ITEES) have joined forces to launch Egypt’s first Innovo Applied Technology School in Cairo.
Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy met with Sungrow to discuss localizing the production of renewable energy components and establishing a factory for energy storage batteries in Egypt.
Egypt has overcome recent setbacks in oil and gas production and is now seeing a gradual increase in output.
Egypt is deepening its partnership with the UAE’s AMEA Power to accelerate the development of renewable energy—specifically by building large-scale solar and wind projects along with battery storage stations
Egypt’s Hamra Petroleum Port is becoming a major regional hub for energy trade, attracting international investment and boosting oil production as part of Egypt’s efforts to become a leading energy center.
The initiative aims to accelerate development by expanding collaboration between the government and private sector, with strong support from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Egypt’s Prime Minister met with Siemens executives to discuss strengthening cooperation on energy and infrastructure projects, especially as Siemens power stations play a vital role in Egypt’s electricity supply.
Egypt’s President has met with top economic officials to review and advance measures aimed at strengthening Egypt’s banking sector, boosting foreign currency reserves, supporting economic reforms, and ensuring financial stability in the country.
The new facility, to be established in the Qantara West Industrial Zone, will occupy 30,000 square meters and is set to create approximately 160 direct jobs.
Egypt discussed economic reforms with S&P Global to boost its credit rating and attract investment.
The factory, spanning 350,000 square meters, is expected to produce over 10 million tires annually once all phases are complete.
Egypt is boosting its maritime industry by building advanced tugboats, fishing vessels, and yachts locally, aiming to enhance exports, create jobs, and compete globally.
Egypt has launched a comprehensive national economic plan focused on attracting foreign investment and increasing exports as part of broader reforms to drive sustainable growth and job creation.
Minister Karim Badawi highlighted in Energy Horizons that Egypt’s petroleum sector is integrating solar energy to enhance efficiency and sustainability amid global energy and climate challenges. Solar power is being used in oilfields, refining, and fuel stations, reducing costs and emissions.
Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Eng. Karim Badawi, held key meetings with leading Australian mining organizations and companies, aiming to attract new investments and forge partnerships to develop Egypt’s rapidly growing mining sector.
Egypt and China have agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership by boosting Chinese investment in Egyptian industry and expanding cooperation in transport and green technologies.
Egypt’s Prime Minister invited Chinese companies to invest in electric vehicle manufacturing, water desalination, and renewable energy projects in Egypt, during high-level meetings in China.
Egypt has signed four major agreements with global companies to invest over $340 million in new natural gas exploration.
Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone has secured its first Greek industrial investment—a $4 million garment factory creating 1,000 jobs and targeting export markets.
The factory aims to supply high-quality furniture and components to markets across the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas.
Egypt’s SCZone signed a $35 million deal with Turkey’s Nil Örme to build a textile factory at Qantara West, creating 2,000 jobs and aiming to export 90% of its output.
China’s EVERFAR Textile will invest $130 million in a new textile and garment factory in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone, creating thousands of jobs and strengthening the region’s appeal to Asian investors.
Naguib Sawiris is optimistic about Egypt’s economy, citing 4% growth and declining inflation, proposes selling state-owned lands and privatizing companies to address external debt
Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, at TICAD 9 in Yokohama, invited Japan to establish an industrial zone in Egypt for automotive and water desalination industries, aiming to deepen bilateral cooperation in infrastructure and sustainable development.
These agreements, signed on the sidelines of the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9), are expected to generate significant investment returns and foster local production
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources is launching a nationwide geological survey using advanced technology to map mineral resources, aiming to attract global mining investments by providing transparent data and developing a digital portal for investors.
Egypt’s Minister Rania Al-Mashat discussed enhancing economic ties with Japan’s Ambassador and JICA, focusing on private sector investment, sustainable development, and TICAD 9 preparations, particularly in renewable energy.
Egypt achieved a record primary surplus of EGP 629 billion (3.6% of GDP), an 80% increase from the previous year, despite a 60% drop in Suez Canal revenues. Tax revenues grew by 35% to EGP 2.204 trillion, driven by reforms, technology, and an expanded tax base.
Egypt and Jordan have launched their first direct undersea internet cable in over 25 years, helping connect Asia, Africa, and Europe with faster and more reliable digital service.
Egypt’s Minister of State for Military Production held talks in Cairo with Japanese Ambassador to discuss boosting collaboration in a range of manufacturing sectors.
Helwan Company for Foundries (Factory 9) is advancing Egypt’s industrial and economic growth by modernizing production, supporting its workers, and delivering high-quality products for both military and civilian use.
Egypt has launched the development of Technology Valley in Ismailia by starting two major Indian metallurgical projects, strengthening industrial cooperation and creating new jobs in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.
A key indicator of this growing appeal is the surge in Turkish investment, which has reached significant milestones in recent years.
Egypt and the UAE are deepening their partnership by planning new joint energy projects.
The new unit, which will be connected to the Arab Gas Pipeline, is expected to add flexibility and resilience to Egypt’s natural gas network.
The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum announced a new incentive agreement with energy giants Eni (Italy) and BP (UK) to expand gas exploration efforts in the Mediterranean Sea
The new investments are being developed in the TEDA-Egypt industrial zone in Sokhna, northeast of Cairo, a flagship partnership between Egypt and China.
Egyptian company CWA’s new plant will focus on producing a range of textiles and floor coverings for domestic and international markets.
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Abu Dhabi Ports Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore joint regional energy projects.
Egypt Prime Minister met with President of Shell Global Integrated Gas, to discuss the company’s current investments and ongoing activities in energy sector
A high-level Chinese textile and garment delegation visited Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone to explore expanded investment and industrial partnerships, reflecting growing international confidence in Egypt’s investment climate.
The visit is part of an integrated strategy to introduce global investors to the unique advantages and dynamic opportunities available within Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone
Egypt’s PM met with the Chairman of Saudi Arabia’s Sumo Holding Group to promote major Saudi investments in Egypt’s real estate and infrastructure.
Egypt and Kuwait have agreed to expand their partnership, focusing on new investment and development projects to support both nations’ growth.
The campaign aims to highlight investment opportunities within the Suez Canal Economic Zone, focusing on key sectors such as textiles, automotive (including electric vehicles), ports, and logistics.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with Major General Mokhtar Abdel Latif, Chairman of the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI), to review progress in Egypt’s industrial and technological sectors.
The initiative was unveiled by Turkish Ambassador Salih Mutlu Şen, who expressed enthusiasm about deepening economic cooperation between Turkey and Egypt.
The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation on the exploration and evaluation of Egypt’s phosphate reserves, and to increase the added value generated from this vital resource.
Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority and London’s Bayes Business School will offer advanced leadership training to Egyptian insurance professionals to boost the sector’s competitiveness and develop future leaders with international best practices.
Senior Egyptian officials presented investment opportunities in the country’s growing non-banking financial sector during the “Egypt Day” event at the London Stock Exchange.
The partnership focuses on leveraging advanced technology and fostering collaboration to expand oil and gas exploration, increase production, and attract new investments to Egypt’s energy sector.
Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone signed a $100 million deal with TEDA Egypt to expand industrial development in Sokhna.
The project aims to localize advanced technology and use up to 70% local materials.
Aton Resources has reported significant high-grade gold and silver intersections from its ongoing diamond drilling program at the Abu Marawat concession in Egypt’s Eastern Desert.
Egypt’s Suez Canal Bank, China-Africa TEDA Investment Company, and China’s CIPS have agreed to work together to encourage the use of the Chinese yuan in the Egypt-China economic cooperation zone.
The new factory will be constructed on a 120,000 m² site in 10th of Ramadan City's industrial zone, creating about 2,500 jobs.
The Suez Canal Authority is stepping up its engagement with international partners to boost maritime traffic and strengthen its position in global trade.
