The ministry said the uptick was driven by improving productive sectors and the continued implementation of economic and structural reforms.
The agreements include €171.5 million in soft loans, debt-swap arrangements, and grants to support projects in renewable energy under the NWFE program, solid waste management, and investment climate enhancement.
She explained that the private sector accounts for the largest portion of these total investments, estimated at around EGP 115.6 billion, representing nearly 99.5% of the overall investment.
Last week, Egypt and the European Union signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the second phase of the Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA) program, valued at €4 billion.
Under the deal, higher-cost debt will be exchanged for lower-cost debt, and the savings freed up will be allocated to a specific project or purpose.
