The government is working to offer more attractive economic opportunities to boost investment inflows, with over 20 new projects planned under the public-private partnership (PPP) system, Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk said on Sunday, April 12, 2026.
In statements, Kouchouk affirmed that the government remains committed to advancing economic reforms aimed at stimulating investment, production, exports, and overall growth.
He noted that three public offerings are targeted before the end of the current fiscal year, alongside continued efforts to enhance private sector participation in economic activity.
The minister emphasized that the government has responded proactively and swiftly to ongoing exceptional challenges to ensure the continuity of economic activity and the availability of essential goods and supplies.
He added that such measures have been positively received by international institutions, credit rating agencies, and investors.
Kouchouk also revealed that LE120 billion has been allocated in the upcoming fiscal year’s budget to support the energy sector.
He stressed ongoing efforts to improve energy efficiency, expand investments in renewable and new energy sources, and upgrade transmission and distribution networks.
He further highlighted that financial allocations have been set aside to accelerate progress on the Dabaa nuclear power plant project, with a commitment to meeting its ambitious timeline.