Egypt is welcoming global investors with promising and diverse economic opportunities, aiming for deeper partnerships with global financial institutions and investors to build a more competitive economy, said Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk. Speaking at the opening session of the Egypt Day event at the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on Wednesday, Kouchouk reaffirmed the country's commitment to transparency and active presence in major international financial markets. He emphasised the government's focus on joint efforts to improve policies and explore fresh opportunities to attract increased investment inflows. Egypt Day is a powerful platform for effective dialogue among all stakeholders, exchanging perspectives and forging long-term strategic partnerships based on trust and clarity, Kouchouk stated. Kouchouk noted that Egypt is presenting not merely visions and ideas, but a comprehensive policy framework aimed at eliminating barriers to private sector growth and enhancing openness to global innovation and investment. He pointed out that Egypt is entering a new phase of economic reform focused on fiscal sustainability, empowering the private sector, and boosting industrial and export activities. The government is working to enhance financial stability and support initiatives that encourage production, manufacturing, and exports to stimulate economic growth. Kouchouk further noted that government institutions are coordinating closely to improve the investment climate and strengthen confidence in the national economy, according to the announcement. Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English Subediting: M. S. Salama
