Egypt is moving all new limited liability company (LLC) registrations to a single online platform starting Aug. 3, part of a broader push to modernise its investment climate and accelerate digital transformation. The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) said in a statement that the shift fulfills directives from the Supreme Council for Investment to simplify incorporation procedures and create a fully unified digital system for company formation. Under the new policy, investors must use a valid electronic signature token and digitised notarised powers of attorney to complete the process. All applications will now be handled exclusively through GAFI's investment portal. All incorporation applications will be handled exclusively via GAFI's investment portal, accessible here. The reform is aimed at cutting bureaucracy, reducing costs and processing times, and improving Egypt's standing in global ease-of-doing-business rankings. It also aligns with the government's goal of drawing more foreign and domestic capital into priority sectors. Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English
