Egypt has unveiled its economic blueprint for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, targeting a growth rate of 4.5% as part of efforts to stabilize the economy and drive recovery amid global financial headwinds.
According to the Ministry of Planning, the strategy focuses on boosting investment inflows, revitalizing key sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing, and strengthening foreign exchange reserves. Authorities say the plan also emphasizes job creation, social protection, and infrastructure expansion to ensure inclusive growth.
Analysts note that while the 4.5% target is ambitious, it signals Cairo’s determination to overcome inflationary pressures and external debt challenges. Economic reforms, coupled with expected support from international partners, are projected to play a critical role in achieving the goal.
The government has pledged transparency and consistency in policy implementation, stressing that sustainable development remains central to its fiscal vision.
