The agency expects Egypt’s public debt to decline to 50.2% of GDP by FY 2033/2034, down by 12.5 percentage points from current levels, signaling improved fiscal sustainability and the effectiveness of ongoing reforms.
According to James Swanston, senior economist at Capital Economics, the policy shift has begun to yield positive results.
Egypt's Finance Minister met with investors in London, discussing economic reforms and investment opportunities.
Pro-business reforms drive economic growth in Egypt, attracting record foreign investment and positioning the country as a leading destination for investors.
