Egypt

Egypt: Strategic Positioning and Investment Appeal

Egypt, a developing country, boasts the second-largest economy in Africa. Positioned as a regional power in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Muslim world, it also holds the status of a middle power on a global scale.

Tourism & Lifestyle

Home to some of the world's oldest historical sites, the country caters to various holiday preferences. In Egypt, you can:

• Immerse yourself in the vibrant urban life of Cairo and Alexandria
• Discover exceptional snorkeling and scuba diving locations in the Red Sea
• Enjoy a personalized Nile cruise along the iconic river
• Create your own adventurous desert excursion

Investment Focus: Real Estate and Construction

Real Estate and Construction are the key top investment sectors in Egypt. The luxury market is booming in coastal areas such as:

• The North Coast
• The Red Sea (e.g., El Gouna, Sokhna)

Why Invest in Egypt?

1. Strategic Location
   Positioned as a natural bridge between Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, Egypt handles over 10% of global maritime trade through the Suez Canal, generating more than $10 billion in annual revenue (2023). Its logistics and trade infrastructure continue to expand under Egypt Vision 2030.
2. Infrastructure and Lifestyle Enhancements
   Massive government and private-sector investment is reshaping Egypt’s lifestyle and living standards:
• Over $100 billion invested in the New Administrative Capital
• More than 35 golf courses, and a rising number of private wellness and beach resorts
• 100+ international schools serving expat and elite domestic communities
• High-end smart homes and gated communities in coastal regions like El Gouna and Sokhna
3. Rising Demand in Serviced Apartments
   The serviced apartment market is growing at 8% annually, driven by:
• Expats, diplomats, and digital nomads
• High demand for short- and mid-term rentals
• Strong ROI potential exceeding 10–12% annually in key areas
4. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
   Egypt attracted over $11.4 billion in FDI in 2023, with real estate and construction among the top three sectors. This trend is expected to accelerate with improved macroeconomic indicators and favorable regulations in 2025.
5. Government Reforms & Incentives
   Egypt has launched substantial pro-investor reforms:
• New Investment Law offering tax breaks and profit repatriation guarantees
• Reduction of energy subsidies saving over $5 billion/year, redirecting funds into infrastructure
• Streamlined residency and ownership policies for foreign property buyers
6. Robust Banking & Financial Ecosystem
   Egypt’s financial sector is:
• Supported by 38 licensed banks
• Ranked among Africa’s top 3 fintech hubs, with over 100 active fintech startups
• Driven by a financial inclusion strategy aiming for 70% digital banking coverage by 2030