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Government measures include pension hikes and 400,000 rental units
The Egyptian government has focused on strengthening social protection and housing. It announced strategies to increase support for eligible groups and to provide 400,000 rental housing units in line with the directives of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Additionally, the minimum pension threshold will be raised to 2,080 pounds starting January 2027. There has also been an emphasis on developing the basic commodities system, with the minister indicating that the strategic reserve has been maintained for six months, storage capacity has been increased, and agricultural land for exports has been expanded. These efforts aim to improve citizens' living standards, boost investment and agricultural production, and comprehensively support low-income groups.
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