Baku:Egypt ranked seventh globally among the top countries in the investment portfolio of the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, with investments totaling $2.675 billion. This amount accounts for 2.6% of the corporation's total global portfolio as of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.

According to State Information Service Egypt, this ranking highlights Egypt's significance as a leading market for IFC investments within the Middle East and North Africa region. The investments are part of ongoing efforts to support the private sector and promote sustainable development.

The data from the World Bank Group's 2026 Annual Report shows that Egypt follows India, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa, Colombia, and Chile in the ranking, while surpassing Vietnam, China, and Romania. The portfolio exposure includes the sum of commitments related to debt investments, the fair market value of equity investments, and total undisbursed equity commitments, excluding regional and global project shares.