Cairo: Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk announced on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, the introduction of expanded incentives for investors aimed at strengthening partnerships and providing support to the private sector. The ministry's strategy focuses on reducing burdens and increasing transparency and certainty within the investment community.

According to State Information Service Egypt, Kouchouk, speaking at the Future of Real Estate: Challenges, Solutions, and Alternative Markets conference, highlighted the presentation of three new incentive packages to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. Among these is a comprehensive tax package designed to streamline processes and reduce costs for compliant investors. This initiative seeks to align services with real economic situations, benefiting both the state and private entities.

Kouchouk emphasized the work of a specialized committee within the Ministry of Finance, which focuses on resolving collective challenges, particularly in tax matters. This committee has successfully addressed numerous cases, demonstrating the government's commitment to practical solutions. He proposed establishing a permanent framework for the real estate sector to facilitate dialogue and collaborative problem-solving between the ministry and developers.

The minister also highlighted the importance of investment funds and institutional investors in driving economic growth. He expressed optimism about Egypt's economic prospects and confirmed the government's commitment to introducing further incentives for investors throughout the year.