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On Monday, Cairo hosted influential leaders and business delegations from the Gulf for the opening of the Egypt–Gulf Trade and Investment Forum, aimed at bolstering economic and investment relations. This two-day event brings together ministers, senior officials, and industry leaders to explore opportunities in energy, logistics, agriculture, food security, tourism, and technology.
Mostafa Madbouly, Egypt's Prime Minister, emphasized the increasing significance of Gulf investments in Egypt, highlighting that GCC nations are among the country’s principal economic partners. He noted that Egypt’s economy saw a remarkable growth of 4.4% for the year 2024/2025, compared to 2.4% the prior year, largely driven by advancements in tourism, energy, and industrial sectors.
Leading the UAE contingent, Undersecretary Mohamed Abdulrahman Al Hawi was accompanied by representatives from prominent Emirati businesses and economic institutions. Their involvement highlights a dedication to identifying strategic partnerships and investment prospects throughout vital sectors in Egypt.
Throughout the forum, discussions are aimed at enhancing the private sector's contribution to sustainable growth and regional integration. With targeted sessions covering technology, logistics, and food security, the event signifies a collective ambition to promote mutually advantageous economic collaboration between Egypt and the GCC nations.
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