African Leaders in Egypt Boosting Trade and Investment
The article focused on Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's inauguration of the "Alamein – Africa for Business" Forum, which aims to strengthen economic cooperation among African countries and achieve the goals of Africa's Agenda 2063. Sisi pointed out that economic development in Africa depends on the stability of its nations and institutions. He noted that the private sector contributes more than 70% of the GDP, although 85% of its dealings are with companies outside the continent. He also reviewed challenges such as weak trade exchange between African countries (around 18%), the need to improve infrastructure, provide financing, and remove trade barriers, with the goal of turning cooperation plans into feasible projects. He called for prioritizing peaceful solutions to crises, enhancing partnerships, and focusing on startups to achieve fair growth and sustainability across the African continent.
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