Egypt worries about economic impact amid regional war prep

The Egyptian government expects the repercussions of the war in the region to continue until 2030, with a potential activation of a war economy to address its economic impacts. The Prime Minister emphasized that the worst-case scenario—continuing the war for several years—requires preparedness, focusing on ensuring basic commodities and securing energy supplies, especially as gas and oil prices rise due to regional instability. Warnings have indicated a direct impact on dollar inflows such as tourism and remittances from Egyptians abroad, which could lead to reduced government subsidies on certain services and a contraction of public spending, all as part of risk management and economic policies to confront the crisis.

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