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Cairo – Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to strengthening economic ties with the United States, unveiling a raft of promising investment opportunities aimed at attracting American companies to Egypt.
The announcement came during a high-level meeting held on Saturday to assess the latest developments in Egyptian-American economic cooperation.
Several senior officials attended, including Minister of Planning and Economic Development Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Migration Dr. Badr Abdel Aty, and Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Engineer Hassan El-Khatib.
Also present via video conference was Vice Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport, Engineer Kamel El-Wazir.
Opening the session, Prime Minister Madbouly emphasized the government’s strong interest in advancing its strategic partnership with Washington, noting the deep-rooted and multi-faceted nature of the bilateral relationship.
“The partnership between Egypt and the United States spans decades, and is built on solid foundations of political and economic cooperation,” Madbouly stated.
He underscored Egypt’s keenness to attract American capital and expertise, especially in emerging sectors such as green energy, industrial innovation, and digital infrastructure. The government, he said, is working diligently to create an attractive climate for foreign investors, marked by regulatory reforms, streamlined procedures, and significant public-private partnership opportunities.
The Prime Minister also highlighted Egypt’s role as a gateway to African and Middle Eastern markets, offering U.S. companies a strategic base for regional expansion.
The meeting marks a continuation of Egypt’s efforts to reposition itself as a hub for international business and investment. As the global economy recovers, Cairo is betting on its longstanding ties with Washington to fuel future growth and economic diversification.
