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Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk honored at Africa 2025 Summit

Businessmen Team news 10 July 2025 12:54 PM
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Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk honored at Africa 2025 Summit

Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, received international acclaim at the Africa 2025 Summit in London, where he was honored as the best finance minister in Africa for the year. Recognized as one of the continent's leading economic figures, the ceremony drew numerous African finance ministers and high-profile political and economic dignitaries.

African Leadership magazine officially confirmed Kouchouk 's selection as Africa's top finance minister for 2025. This prestigious recognition came after a global poll, acknowledging his significant contributions to financial stability and economic reform across both Egypt and the wider African continent.

During his acceptance speech, Minister Kouchouk expressed gratitude, stating, "I thank all my colleagues at the Ministry of Finance and its departments for their hard work and cooperation in implementing reforms that have contributed to boosting economic activity."

He further highlighted the crucial role of teamwork and cohesion within the economic group, which has facilitated numerous joint and impactful reforms. Kouchouk emphasized Egypt's ambitious strategy to enhance the competitiveness of its economy by empowering the private sector and stimulating productive and export-oriented activities. He also noted the strong indicators of macroeconomic stability and improvement, which continue to build confidence among both local and international investors.

Looking ahead, Kouchouk addressed the complex challenges facing Africa, underscoring the need for genuine reforms and robust regional cooperation to foster more inclusive and competitive economies. He firmly stated, "No African country can advance alone; we will succeed together." He concluded by emphasizing that Africa's future hinges on deepening economic and investment partnerships among its nations, involving both governmental bodies and the private sector.