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A study by MP Ahmed Abou Hashima, currently under consideration by the Senate’s Committee on Financial, Economic and Investment Affairs, sets out a vision for using artificial intelligence to shift the management of Egypt’s economy from responding to problems after they arise to anticipating risks and supporting decisions with data. The proposal includes forecasting inflationary pressures, improving tax collection without imposing additional burdens, directing spending and investment toward areas with the greatest impact, and analyzing public debt risks. It also proposes establishing an early-warning system to detect economic shocks four to eight weeks before they occur. These proposals have not yet been implemented, and their success will depend on data quality, technical infrastructure and governance, with decisions and responsibility remaining in human hands.
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