Cairo: Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Hassan el Khatib announced that Egypt’s foreign trade indicators showed significant improvement from January to November 2025, attributed to sustained growth in non-oil exports.

According to State Information Service Egypt, this positive trend in trade is reflected in an 18% increase in non-oil exports, which has played a vital role in enhancing the country’s economic performance. The rise in exports has also contributed to a 12% reduction in Egypt’s trade deficit, highlighting the effectiveness of the country’s strategic economic measures.

The latest data emphasize the importance of non-oil sectors in diversifying Egypt’s export portfolio and strengthening its position in global trade. The government continues to focus on policies that support this growth trajectory, aiming to further bolster the economy and reduce dependency on oil-based revenues.