Council of Ministers reports on private sector reforms

The report from the Information and Decision Support Center at the Council of Ministers focused on the reform measures adopted by the Egyptian government between May 2022 and December 2025, aimed at activating the role of the private sector. These measures included approximately 1,008 initiatives, directed across six main axes: monetary policy reforms, enhancing competition, supporting the industrial sector, improving the business environment, legal and regulatory reforms, and implementing the state ownership policy. The findings showed that support for investment and improving the business environment accounted for about 70% of the reforms. These measures contributed to a 17.3% increase in non-oil exports, an improvement in the Egyptian pound's exchange rate, which appreciated by 6.1% against the dollar in 2025, as well as a 57% rise in private investment and the creation of new foreign company establishment applications. Additionally, the reforms helped achieve notable economic growth, with the growth rate reaching 4.4% in 2025, and the private sector's share of GDP reaching 79.4%. There was also a significant improvement in stability indicators and foreign investment, reflecting the success of these policies in driving sustainable growth and strengthening the role of the private sector in the Egyptian economy.

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