The newly launched “Egypt Forum 2026” website recorded more than seven million views and 40,000 citizen registrations in its first three days online, the spokesperson for the Presidency of the Council of Ministers announced.
The interactive platform, launched on October 1 ahead of the summit scheduled for October 19 to 24, was established to allow citizens, experts, and specialists to submit opinions and proposals regarding future national priorities and public concerns, Cabinet Spokesperson Counsellor Mohamed Adel said.
Since its launch, the website has attracted over 250,000 unique visitors. Registrants have submitted more than 5,000 ideas, of which over 1,500 have been reviewed and published across 19 sectors, Adel stated.
The education sector received the highest number of published contributions with 196 submissions, followed by culture and media with 143, and the labour market with 110. The information and communications technology sector accounted for the highest share of web traffic at 22 per cent of total views, despite ranking fifth in the number of submitted proposals.
The submissions indicate a public focus on digital transformation, human development, public awareness, youth empowerment, and aligning education with the labour market. Adel noted the initiative implements directives from President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to prioritise public opinion and address citizens’ concerns with transparency and a forward-looking vision.
The website (https://EgyptForum.gov.eg) functions as a comprehensive platform detailing the forum’s core themes, session agendas, and real-time outputs. It includes a document centre, a media corner featuring news, videographs, and infographics, and a “Share Your Opinion” portal for ongoing registration and proposal submissions. Adel concluded by inviting further participation from the public and specialists to assist in shaping the priorities for the coming period.
