Egypt is seeking a deeper partnership with global financial institutions and investors to build a more competitive economy, its finance minister said on Monday during an “Egypt Day” event at the London Stock Exchange.
Ahmed Kouchouk stated that Egypt is opening its doors to all with promising and diverse economic opportunities.
“We renew our commitment to transparency and our presence in the most important international financial markets, and to working together to improve policies and seek new opportunities to attract more investment flows,” Kouchouk said in his opening address. He described the event as a strong opportunity for dialogue and building long-term strategic partnerships based on trust and clarity.
“What we present today are not just visions and ideas, but an integrated policy framework that seeks to remove obstacles to private sector growth and achieve greater openness to global innovation and investment,” the minister added.
Kouchouk expressed his appreciation for the London Stock Exchange’s long-standing partnership, which he said reflects the spirit of cooperation between Egypt and British financial institutions.
The minister outlined that Egypt is in a new phase of economic reform focused on fiscal sustainability, empowering the private sector, and boosting industrial and export activities.
“The government is working in full coordination between its institutions to improve the investment climate and enhance confidence in the national economy,” he said. “The economic ministerial group is a very cohesive team, working with a more comprehensive, consistent, and integrated vision towards a clear goal: for our economy to be more resilient, competitive, attractive to investors, responsive to the future, and forward-looking in development and innovation.”
