Egypt’s Finance Ministry Forecasts 6.2% Economic Growth Over the Next Four Years
Egypt’s Ministry of Finance expects the national economy to achieve steady growth over the coming four years, with real GDP projected to reach 6.2% by fiscal year 2029/2030, according to the ministry’s newly issued budget preparation guidelines.
The ministry targets a GDP growth rate of 5.3% in FY 2026/2027, while forecasting average real economic growth of around 5.0% during FY 2025/2026, reflecting a gradual recovery trajectory.
These projections are supported by the expansion of the industrial production base, the adoption of flexible economic policies aligned with global and regional developments, improved foreign currency availability, the resilience of the tourism sector amid regional and geopolitical challenges, and enhanced export competitiveness.
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