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Egypt economic reform and debt management

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Egypt is focusing on macroeconomic stability through international financing reviews and domestic policy forums. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is scheduled to conduct final reviews of Egypt’s Extended Fund Facility and Resilience and Sustainability Facility in late 2026. Successful completion of these reviews 2026, which is expected to grant Egypt access to approximately $2.3 billion in funding. Preparations are now underway intensifying for the ‘Egypt Forum 2026’, scheduled for October 19 to take place 24 in the New Administrative Capital from October 19 to 24. Capital. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly is overseeing the event, which will feature dedicated sessions to address public debt management and foreign currency resources to provide transparency and engage with public concerns. The forum aims to outline the ‘Egyptian Economic Transformation Program’ through 2030, marking a shift from macroeconomic stability toward sustainable growth led by the private sector. Key objectives include enhancing production and exports, supporting small and medium enterprises, and attracting direct investment. As the forum approaches, Cairo University has begun hosting academic listening sessions to gather expert opinions on economic challenges. Public interest appears high; the forum’s official website recorded over 10 million views and 50,000 registrations within its first five days, with significant engagement in sectors such as education, culture, and the labor market. The agenda also intends to cover social protection, digital transformation, and human development. In coordination with these economic goals, the government is working continues to align the Ministry of Finance with the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources. This effort focuses on ensuring Resources to ensure energy security and financial stability by securing strategic petroleum reserves, managing security, manage financial obligations to foreign energy partners, and settling inter-departmental financial accounts to improve asset management efficiency.

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