Gasoline 95 now costs 21 Egyptian pounds per liter, up from
19 pounds.
Gasoline 92 now costs
19.25 pounds per liter, up from 17.25 pounds.
Gasoline 80 now costs
17.75 pounds per liter, up from 15.75 pounds.
Diesel now costs 17.5
pounds per liter, up from 15.5 pounds.
Compressed natural gas (CNG) now costs 10 pounds per cubic
meter, up from 7 pounds.
The ministry added that following this increase and
considering developments locally, regionally, and globally, the government
decided to maintain the domestic sale prices of petroleum products at a minimum
general level. The petroleum sector continues to operate refineries at full
capacity, settle partners’ arrears, and approve incentive packages. These
measures aim to boost production, reduce import costs, and achieve relative
stability in prices while narrowing the gap between costs and retail prices.