Minister of Finance: Egyptian economic policies are attracting more foreign investment
Egyptian Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, affirmed that the Egyptian state is currently adopting more open economic policies, making it an attractive destination for global investments. These statements were made during an official meeting between the Minister and the British Secretary of State for Business and Trade to discuss ways to enhance economic cooperation between the two countries.
Minister Kouchouk explained that the Egyptian government is working diligently to improve the business environment and remove obstacles for investors. These efforts aim to increase foreign capital inflows into the Egyptian market, which contributes to supporting economic growth and providing new job opportunities for youth across various sectors.
For his part, the British side noted the interest of global companies in exploring available opportunities in Egypt, especially in the fields of energy and infrastructure. These discussions come within the framework of Egypt's keenness to strengthen its international partnerships and expand the scope of trade cooperation with strategic partners in Europe.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the two parties agreed to continue joint coordination to exchange expertise in the fields of economic transformation. These steps are part of Egypt's comprehensive strategy to enhance financial stability and develop the national economy in line with current global changes.