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Urgent: Egypt scores 30 on CPI
Deputy Freddy El-Biyadi submitted an urgent inquiry request to the government regarding Egypt's decline to the 130th position worldwide in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, after scoring 30 out of 100, showing no improvement over the previous year, despite the launch of an anti-corruption strategy ten years ago. He explained that Egypt had achieved its best ranking in 2014 with 37 points, before gradually deteriorating, losing 22 positions in just one year, raising questions about the effectiveness of the policies and measures implemented. He emphasized that corruption threatens the national economy, increases burdens on citizens through wasting funds, deteriorating services, declining employment opportunities, and worsening poverty. He called for transparency regarding recovered public funds, corruption cases, and oversight procedures, while also questioning the reasons for the decline and requesting the ministry’s plan to effectively address this phenomenon.
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