The sources indicated that coordination is underway between the two sides to qualify Egyptian companies with high technical competence and executive capacity, preparing them for collaboration with Arab and international firms during the reconstruction phase.
The participating Egyptian companies include a mix of major
government-owned firms and a significant number of private sector companies.
United Nations estimates suggest that the cost of rebuilding
the destruction caused by the Israeli war in Gaza could reach approximately $70
billion over a period of more than ten years.
Egypt is scheduled to host a Reconstruction and Recovery Conference this month, which is expected to initiate the collection of a portion of this amount. The first phase of the reconstruction process, which involves repairing infrastructure, requires securing at least $20 billion.