Egypt's strategic location is a powerful gateway for Polish companies' access to Africa and the Middle East

Examine how to leverage Poland's EU membership and Egypt's regional partnerships to facilitate trade flows and supply chain integration

We look forward to benefiting from the Polish experience in the development of public finance systems and digital transformation in the tax and customs systems

The importance of strengthening global solidarity for the rapid response of international financial institutions to the changing needs of developing countries

Concerted international efforts are needed to provide the necessary development financing to address climate change and support food security and energy

 

 

 

Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, stressed that we are keen to maximize the opportunities for trade and investment exchange between Egypt and Poland in heavy industries, renewable energy, agriculture, medicine and information technology, explaining that Egypt's strategic location is a strong gateway for Polish companies to reach Africa and the Middle East.

 

During his meeting with Andrzej Dumanski, the Polish Minister of Finance, on the sidelines of their participation in the spring meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Washington, Kouchouk pointed to the importance of discussing how to benefit from Poland's membership in the European Union and Egypt's regional partnerships to facilitate trade flows and the integration of supply chains.

 

He explained that we look forward to benefiting from the Polish experience in the development of public finance systems and digital transformation in the tax and customs systems, the importance of strengthening global solidarity for the rapid response of international financial institutions to the changing needs of developing countries, pointing out that international efforts shall be concerted to provide the necessary development funds to confront climate change and support food security and energy.