Described as a “new stage that the state is embarking on to determine its vision for the economy” by the Madbouly, discussions will center on the government’s strategy
Egyptian exports saw a climb of 20% in the first quarter of 2022 against the backdrop of several global crises
The move will be a part of the government’s push in attracting private capital and investments, as well as drive further growth into the local tech industry
After starting in 2019, the program was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2022, resuming in 2021 with the listing of state-owned digital services platform e-finance
El Said pointed out that the conflict caused significant shock in the global markets, which has reflected negatively on trade, investment and inflation rates around the world
