Egypt's Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly tours factories to boost local industry and exports.
Mostafa Madbouly
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reviews a report on a medical convoy in Assiut that provided free services to citizens.
Egypt's Technical Gas Services Company secured a contract to rehabilitate Lebanon's 30-kilometer natural gas pipeline and modernize its control systems, strengthening Egypt's regional energy hub strategy while addressing Lebanon's infrastructure challenges.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly pushes integrating new gas discoveries into production to maximize capacity.
Egypt completed its first phase of an OECD country programme comprising 35 projects across five pillars, advancing structural reforms, digital transformation, governance, statistics, and sustainable development to strengthen evidence-based policymaking and support Vision 2030 economic goals.
Prime Minister Madbouly met with Italy's Eni executives in May 2026 to discuss energy investments and operations, emphasizing Egypt's commitment to business stability while prioritizing the energy sector for economic growth and export expansion.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly inspects Egypt's Al-Qaher-2 drilling rig after a natural gas discovery.
Egypt's "The Spine" project, a massive mixed-use development, has entered implementation phase, marking a significant special investment zone application.
Egypt's Cabinet approves a 355-article Family Law draft to overhaul century-old regulations.
Egypt cancels early closing rule, restoring normal business hours nationwide.
Prime Minister Madbouly reviews summer energy scenarios with Minister Badawi to secure local market needs.
Egypt lifted mandatory 11 p.m. shop closures and launched solar energy incentives to mitigate economic fallout from US-Israeli-Iranian regional tensions, as global growth forecasts decline amid commodity price surges and investor risk aversion.
Egypt will implement Daylight Saving Time on Friday, advancing clocks by 60 minutes.
Egypt targets 5.4% growth in FY2026/27, rising to 6.8% by 2030, according to the Planning Minister.
Egypt and Finland advanced strategic investment partnerships through a business forum featuring 20 Finnish companies, with both nations targeting technology transfer and joint projects in manufacturing, telecommunications, healthcare, and renewable energy sectors.
Valeo opened a new AI research center in Egypt with 35 initial engineers, expanding its largest global R&D hub where nearly 50% of the company's software is developed, positioning Egypt as a regional technology innovation leader.
Prime Minister Madbouly announced Egypt's energy rationalization plan achieved 18,000 MWh electricity savings in week one amid global price surge from US-Iran conflict, while accelerating renewable energy integration toward 45% by 2028.
Prime Minister Madbouly coordinated ministerial efforts to secure fuel supplies, stabilize Egypt's electricity grid, and expand renewable energy to 45% by 2028, supported by over 19 billion dollars in international investments.
Egypt's Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attends the inauguration of Djibouti's President Ismail Omar Guelleh on behalf of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
Egypt will rehabilitate Lebanon's gas pipelines under a new energy agreement.
Egypt's economic growth accelerates to 5.3% in the first half of the year, driven by key sectors.
Egypt concluded its five-year OECD Country Programme, launching five structural reform reports covering business dynamics, innovation, infrastructure financing, women's economic empowerment, and budget efficiency, with Prime Minister Madbouly committing to continued economic reforms and Egypt's co-chairing of MENA governance initiatives through 2030.
Egypt's Prime Minister witnesses the signing of a renewable energy funding deal to finance major projects.
Egypt raises industrial gas price floor to $6.50/MMBtu for energy-intensive industries.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman offers condolences to Egypt's Prime Minister over his father's death.
President Sisi affirms Egypt's commitment to expanding education cooperation with Japan.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly monitors textile sector development to restore Egyptian cotton's global standing.
Egypt: Madbouly urges faster capital market reforms, state listings after new EGX chairman named
Egypt's cabinet approved a new draft law regulating family matters for Christian citizens, aiming to unify existing rules and improve legislation.
The Prime Minister chaired a meeting to review and secure Egypt's energy supplies, ensuring uninterrupted services for productive sectors.
Egypt declares May 7 a public holiday to observe Labor Day, replacing May 1.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reported the region's tourism sector faces $600 million daily losses from flight cancellations and reduced Middle East travel, amid global economic crisis impacts and severe food supply chain disruptions.
Egypt's Prime Minister outlines energy rationalization plan amid global price surge, citing initial savings and a transition to renewable energy.
Egypt's Prime Minister Madbouly reviewed plans to establish a major grain and oil logistics hub through international partnerships, aiming to strengthen national food security and position Egypt as a regional trade center.
Egypt's government is shifting phosphate exports toward high-value fertilizer manufacturing, increasing production from 11 million to 16 million tons annually while investing $1.1 billion in processing facilities to capitalize on its world's third-largest phosphate reserves.
Egypt secured $19 billion investment commitments from international oil companies over three years, including major discoveries expected to boost gas production and reduce energy imports while strengthening the nation's economic confidence globally.
Egypt raises natural gas prices for energy-intensive industries, effective May, to a minimum of $6.50 per MMBtu.
Egypt's Prime Minister Madbouly met OECD Secretary-General Cormann to advance Egypt's full membership bid, completing the first cooperation phase and launching a second, while Egypt assumes MENA-OECD co-chairmanship for 2026-2030 to strengthen regional economic resilience.
Egypt's Petroleum Minister announced government initiatives to expand phosphate industries through private partnerships, transforming the Mineral Resources Authority into an economic body while developing phosphoric acid and fertilizer complexes to maximize resource value.
Misr Phosphate achieved 4.02 million tons output, marking fifth consecutive year of growth and commanding 40% of Egypt's phosphate market, while expanding into value-added production through phosphoric acid and fertilizer complexes in partnership with international firms.
President Sisi orders increased spending on health, education, and social safety nets to stabilize the economy.
Egypt's unemployment rate dropped to 6.3% in 2025, down from 6.6% the previous year, amid economic reforms.
Cairo Metro Line 4's first phase is set to open in 2028, connecting the Pyramids station and handling 2m passengers daily.
Prime Minister Madbouly launched a solar energy incentive initiative for factories and households while addressing regional military tensions' economic impact, including disrupted energy supplies and inflation pressures affecting Egypt's crisis response strategy.
Egypt has implemented 975 projects worth EGP 638bn in Sinai since 2014 to advance development.
Egypt's Supreme Council of Energy reviews supply security and renewable energy drive to bolster economic growth.
Egypt: EGX plans 6 temporary listings, eyes more petroleum IPOs
Alshaya Group inaugurated its first Global Talent Centre in Egypt, planning to create over 400 jobs while expanding IT and shared services operations across 16 MENA markets, reinforcing Egypt's position as a regional offshoring hub.
Egypt's medical supplies sector seeks government procurement price revisions due to surging production costs.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly pitched Egypt as a strategic gateway to Middle East and Africa for Finnish investors, highlighting opportunities in digital transformation, clean energy, and manufacturing while offering access to 1.3 billion consumers through trade agreements.
