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Golden Triangle Economic Zone attracts more investments

Businessmen Team news 22 December 2025 10:45 PM
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Golden Triangle Economic Zone attracts more investments

Prime Minister Dr. Moustafa Madbouly held a meeting today at the government headquarters in the New Administrative Capital to follow up on efforts to attract more investments to the Golden Triangle Economic Zone. The meeting was attended by Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Karim Badawi, Chairman of the Golden Triangle Economic Zone Authority Mohamed Abadi, and Chairman of the Mineral Resources and Mining Industries Authority Yasser Ramadan.

The Prime Minister emphasized the ongoing efforts of various state entities to maximize the potential and resources of the Golden Triangle. He directed continued coordination between officials from the Ministry of Petroleum and the Economic Zone to take advantage of promising investment opportunities and promote them to investors and international companies interested in the petroleum and mining sectors.

Badawi confirmed that full coordination will be established between the Ministry and the Economic Zone. A comprehensive survey of promising investment opportunities in petroleum and mining will be prepared to facilitate their promotion among investors and business leaders interested in the sector.

Abadi reviewed several projects proposed by investors and international companies aimed at increasing the added value of phosphate ore and other mineral resources.

During the meeting, geologist Yasser Ramadan presented the mineral deposits in the Golden Triangle, noting approximately 95 deposits. The region holds about 7.6% of the country’s total mineral resources. He also highlighted the activities of the Mineral Resources and Mining Industries Authority in the area, including regulating exploration and extraction operations, supervising all related technical processes, and ensuring optimal utilization and preservation of these mines.