Cairo: Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Badr Abdelatty detailed a major push to make it easier and safer for global companies to invest in Egypt during an expanded ministry meeting in Cairo on June 11, 2026. The government is directly activating its embassies and international diplomatic channels to support foreign investors. By expanding global business councils and securing low-cost development loans, Egypt aims to cut through bureaucratic red tape, minimize financial risks, and create a transparent, state-backed pathway for foreign businesses looking to enter or expand into the North African market.According to State Information Service Egypt, this new strategy also focuses on opening up fresh international markets for trade and manufacturing. The ministry is actively coordinating with global partners to simplify customs rules, lower trade barriers, and connect local production directly into global supply chains. For foreign business leaders and trade managers, this June 2026 dir ective offers a more stable, predictable, and highly competitive environment to scale operations and safely invest capital in Egypt.