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Qatari firms were identified as key partners in projects to expand Egypt’s growing property market. The Egyptian government also presented opportunities for joint ventures in other regions, including collaborations with Egyptian construction firms active in Africa.
Egypt and Qatar have held a high-level meeting to discuss ways to strengthen economic and investment ties. The meeting focused on trade, real estate, manufacturing, and tourism opportunities.
The discussions reflected a mutual commitment to advancing economic cooperation. Egypt emphasized its readiness to facilitate Qatari investments, particularly in the North Coast region, where opportunities in real estate development were highlighted.
Qatari firms were identified as key partners in projects to expand Egypt’s growing property market. The Egyptian government also presented opportunities for joint ventures in other regions, including collaborations with Egyptian construction firms active in Africa.
Trade and industrial partnerships formed a significant part of the agenda, with both countries identifying avenues to increase bilateral trade volumes. Manufacturing was singled out as a critical area for collaboration, with Egypt offering a range of investment opportunities in its industrial sector. The talks stressed the potential for exporting products from Egypt to African markets and other regions with which Egypt has free trade agreements, creating mutual benefits for both economies.
Tourism and hospitality investments were also on the table, with Egypt showcasing opportunities in the North Coast, Greater Cairo, and the New Administrative Capital. The government outlined projects available for acquisition or partnership with private sector firms. Qatar expressed interest in leveraging these opportunities, supported by Egypt’s well-developed infrastructure and growing tourism market.
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