We aim for a more competitive and sustainable economic climate, which will have rapid development returns in health, education, and social protection.

• We share risks and gains with the business . We aim to achieve profitability for investors and economic returns for the country.
• All ideas are up for discussion within the govecommunityrnment. We did not start from scratch, but rather build on what has been achieved.
• We are working to develop the tax system to become clearer and more stable. The State can grant a number of rewarding incentives to investors.
• Providing more space in the Egyptian economy for the private sector to invest, produce, participate in development, and create job opportunities.
• We target a stable macroeconomic environment and to reduce the public debt in the medium term.

 

 

Ahmed Kouchouk, Minister of Finance affirmed that: “we are working to create a friendly environment for local and international investors in all economic and productive sectors, and we aim to lay the foundations for a more competitive and sustainable economic climate, which will have rapid development returns in health, education and social protection.”

 

In his intervention during a discussion session at the Egypt Mining Forum: “we share risks and gains with the business community, and we aim to achieve profitability for investors and economic returns for the state” said Kouchouk, pointing out that all ideas are up for discussion within the government to stimulate investment. “we did not start from scratch, but rather build on what has been achieved.” added Kouchouk.

 

The Minister indicated that we are working to develop the tax system to become clearer and more stable, and that the state can grant a number of rewarding incentives to investors, explaining that we aim to provide more space in the Egyptian economy for the private sector to invest, produce, participate in development, and create job opportunities.

 

Kouchouk explained that “we target a stable macroeconomic environment, and to reduce the ratio of debt on GDP in the medium term, in line with the state’s goals of sustaining economic growth and stimulating private investments.”