The Prime Minister affirmed the government's commitment to providing an attractive investment environment, which includes monitoring and optimally resolving issues facing investors. He noted that several measures have already been taken to improve the business environment, streamline government procedures, and offer various incentives to encourage both foreign and domestic investment.
Counselor Mohamed El Homossany, the Cabinet Spokesperson,
explained that the meeting addressed the file of overcoming obstacles for a
number of investors, particularly those from Gulf countries, across various
sectors. This involves providing necessary facilities and easements through
coordination between relevant authorities to support their strategically important
economic investments in the Egyptian market.
The spokesperson emphasized the importance of identifying
the root causes of problems faced by investors, mitigating these causes, and
providing flexible solutions.
El Homossany added that the attendees affirmed that Egypt’s investment climate is supported by recent positive economic indicators, despite global economic challenges. This positive trend is confirmed by the commendations of international economic institutions and the improvement in Egypt's credit rating. Accordingly, the government's efforts to solve investor problems are part of comprehensive actions aimed at continuously enhancing the investment environment.