Egyptian economy gains 19.4 billion pounds from 200,000 drivers monthly
The Didi Smart Transportation Platform contributed approximately 19.45 billion Egyptian pounds to the Egyptian economy in 2025, accounting for about 0.1% of the gross domestic product. In Greater Cairo, the platform's economic activity contributed 18.24 billion pounds, representing roughly 0.233% of the region’s GDP. About 200,000 active drivers operate monthly, with 28% of them transitioning from the informal sector to working through the platform. Their use of digital financial services has increased to 68%, rising to 78% among former drivers in the informal sector. The average age of drivers ranges between 18 and 35 years old, most of whom hold university degrees. Additionally, 14% are students who work during the evenings to support their educational and living expenses.
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