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Minister of Health and Population Khaled Abdel Ghaffar stressed the private sector’s central role in Egypt’s healthcare development, particularly in localizing pharmaceutical and vaccine production, which currently meets more than 91 percent of domestic market needs, as well as managing healthcare facilities and delivering high-quality services. He made the remarks during a high-level roundtable organized …
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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly affirmed the government’s commitment to continuing to develop the social protection system and enhance integration among government policies and programs in a manner that helps meet citizens’ basic needs, ensures the efficient allocation of resources, and reaches the most vulnerable groups.This came during a meeting held by the prime minister on …
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The National Bank of Egypt (NBE) has been named the safest bank in Egypt for 2026 by US-based Global Finance magazine, maintaining the position for the sixth consecutive year in an annual assessment of financial institutions across 114 countries and territories. The recognition is part of Global Finance’s 35th annual ranking of the world’s […]
Egypt has launched an investment zone for Qatar’s Alam Al Roum project in North Coast, in a move aimed at attracting domestic and foreign investment, expanding economic activity and accelerating the development of one of the country’s major coastal destinations. The launch was attended by Mohamed Farid, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, and Randa […]
Foreign investment in Egypt’s real estate sector rose 47.4 percent year on year to USD 2.8 billion (EGP 150 billion) in the fiscal year ended June 2026, up from USD 1.9 billion (EGP 102 billion) in the previous fiscal year. The increase of roughly USD 900 million (EGP 48 billion) comes from the latest balance of payments report issued by the Central Bank of Egypt. Proceeds from the sale of companies and productive assets to non-residents recorded a net inflow of USD 433.2 million (EGP 23 billion) in fiscal 2025/2026, compared with about USD 399.8 million (EGP 21 billion) a year earlier. Loans extended by parent companies for investment purposes, by contrast, recorded net repayments of USD 480.4 million (EGP 26 billion), up from USD 381.6 million (EGP 20 billion) in the previous fiscal year. The rise in real estate investment coincides with a series of government measures to regulate the sector. In May, the Ministry of Justice completed drafting a bill to regulate the ownership of built properties and vacant land by non-Egyptians. Authorities have also moved to strengthen oversight of developers and ensure they meet their contractualContinue reading "Foreign Investment in Egyptian Real Estate Climbs 47 Percent"
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Egyptian farmed fish and crustaceans will be eligible for export to all 27 European Union (EU) member states starting 4 November, following Brussels approval of the country’s aquaculture monitoring plan, opening a lucrative market to Africa’s largest fish-farming nation, on 14 October by adopting Implementing Regulation 2026/2228. The approval comes as ties between Cairo and Brussels deepen. In March 2024, the EU and Egypt signed a strategic and comprehensive partnership, backed by a USD 8.5 billion (EGP 430 billion) financial package, and the bloc remains Egypt’s largest trading partner, accounting for more than 22 percent of its trade in goods in 2025. The new regulation extends Egypt’s existing authorization to export fishery products to cover farmed finfish, finfish products and crustaceans, after Cairo supplied evidence and guarantees that the products meet European standards, including controls on pharmacologically active substances, pesticides and contaminants. While the approval does not guarantee sales, exporting establishments must meet EU hygiene rules and appear on approved lists maintained by Egyptian authorities through the Commission’s Trade Control and Expert System, New Technology (TRACES-NT) platform. Each shipment will still require official certification and face border checks. The EUContinue reading "Egypt’s Farmed Fish Cleared for European Union Market"
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Egypt is expected to sign agreements related to Cyprus’ Aphrodite gas field during the Mediterranean Offshore Conference and Exhibition (MOC 2026), scheduled for October 20-22 in Alexandria, according to the event’s agenda. MOC will be inaugurated by Karim Badwi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, on October 20. The agreements will involve US Chevron, the […]
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Oil prices fell in early Asian trading on October 19 after US President Donald Trump waived sanctions and tariffs on Russia, potentially allowing more Russian fuel to reach global markets; however, ongoing disruptions to Middle Eastern crude flows limited the potential for a sustained decline, Reuters reported. Brent crude futures fell 0.96% to $108.80 per […]
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