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Social protection now includes insurance and healthcare
The article reviews the development of the social protection system launched by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, which has gone beyond mere financial aid to include health insurance, support programs, rural development, and "Decent Life." These programs have gained greater importance in the face of global inflation, the impacts of wars, and rising commodity prices. They encompass raising the minimum wage, supporting impoverished families, and assisting seasonal, unregistered workers. Additionally, the initiatives are linked to rural development and enhancing service levels, thereby connecting economic and social development and strengthening protection for the most vulnerable groups, especially those unable to afford treatment or employment.
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