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Most workers lack social insurance coverage
Data from the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics has revealed that approximately 62.3% of wage earners in Egypt in 2025 are not covered by social insurance, despite the total employed population reaching around 32 million people. The data also showed that the participation rate in insurance among women is 53.3% compared to 34.3% among men, and that 33.7% of wage workers are enrolled in health insurance. Irregular work constitutes a significant portion of employment, with 4.6 million workers engaged in intermittent jobs, compared to 25 million in permanent roles and 2.1 million in temporary jobs. This reflects a weak social protection net for most workers.
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