Egypt Rolled out 500 Reform Measures Between 2022 and 2024

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The reforms span six key pillars: monetary policy, competitive neutrality, industrial development, business environment enhancement, regulatory reform, and implementation of the State Ownership Policy itself

Egypt has rolled out nearly 500 reform measures between May 2022 and December 2024 as part of a sweeping initiative to strengthen private sector involvement in the national economy, according to a comprehensive report from the Information and Decision Support Centre (IDSC).

The report, reviewed by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, details progress aligned with the State Ownership Policy Document, a key strategy to shift Egypt toward a private sector-led growth model.

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The reforms span six key pillars: monetary policy, competitive neutrality, industrial development, business environment enhancement, regulatory reform, and implementation of the State Ownership Policy itself. According to Osama El-Gohary, Assistant to the Prime Minister and Head of IDSC, the initiative aims to tackle structural barriers, attract investment, boost exports, and generate employment.