AGENDA

Tariffs, trade wars and the global economic outlook, what does that mean for Egypt in terms of opportunities and challenges? 

As Egypt forges ahead with structural reforms and major policy overhaul to attract strategic investments, the economy is poised for balanced growth though careful management of public debt and external challenges remain crucial for long-term stability.

This high-level ministerial panel discussion will focus on government initiatives, investment landscape, regulatory frameworks and future directions while addressing key investor stakeholder concerns. 

Egypt’s investment prospects seem to be ripe across sectors, this session delves into diverse investment opportunities across sectors thereby giving investors a bird’s eye view of Egypt’s evolving yet promising investment landscape.

Since 2021, GCC institutions have channeled over $115 billion into Egyptian real estate, while European investors have simultaneously demonstrated growing appetite for these opportunities. Featuring insights from key decision-makers and industry leaders from the GCC, Europe, and Egypt, this session provides a comprehensive roadmap for strengthening investment corridors between these regions and Egypt's dynamic real estate landscape.

The New Administrative Capital has begun rewriting the nation’s future. It’s journey to evolve into a beacon of innovation across North Africa and the Middle East has been beyond impressive.
The next phase of development represents not just expansion, but where cutting-edge urban planning meets Egyptian ingenuity to create a city that rivals the world's most advanced urban centers. 

Egypt’s North Coast is witnessing transformation like no other, with the Ras Al Hekma deal representing the largest in Egypt’s history. The joint Egyptian-UAE venture, announced in February 2024, encompasses a staggering 170.8 million square meters of previously undeveloped coastline that will be transformed into a world-class urban center. Join us as we discover what’s happening behind the curtains at Ras Al Hekma.

Identifying optimal capital structures and leveraging available financial tools to maximize investment returns is key for any investor. This investor roundtable session focuses on financing instruments, options across different risk profiles to share insider knowledge on accessing untapped capital sources.

Tourist arrivals into Egypt are said to hit 30 million by 2030. The convergence of tourism, hospitality and real estate sectors will represent a dynamic intersection that’s reshaping investment landscapes and development strategies. Join us as we explore new opportunities for investors, developers, and operators while meeting evolving consumer demands.  

This focused 20-minute conversation explores opportunities in Egypt’s emerging tourism destinations. This discussion examines Red Sea development potential, luxury brand partnerships, optimal financing structures and ROI projections compared to Mediterranean competitors. Investors will gain a critical understanding of market dynamics, regulatory considerations that drive successful luxury hospitality investments in Egypt’s high-potential emerging destinations.

Proptech in Egypt is seeing massive adoption and is being driven by increasing need for transparency, streamlined processes and enhanced customer experiences. As the global PropTech market is expected to reach $90 billion in the coming years, is Egypt's real estate sector is actively participating in this technological revolution, adapting and implementing innovative solutions to meet the changing demands of the market.

Egypt represents the Arab world’s largest consumer market, driven by a young demographic where 60% of the population is under 30 years old. Traditional retail still commands over 50% of the market share as major E-commerce players battle it out to claim much more significant market share. Join us to explore this undervalued sector poised for explosive growth where early movers will capture extraordinary returns in one of the region's most promising yet overlooked markets.  

Egypt represents the Arab world’s largest consumer market, driven by a young demographic where 60% of the population is under 30 years old. Traditional retail still commands over 50% of the market share as major E-commerce players battle it out to claim much more significant market share. Join us to explore this undervalued sector poised for explosive growth where early movers will capture extraordinary returns in one of the region's most promising yet overlooked markets.