Cairo: Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a meeting on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, to follow up on efforts to resolve investors' issues and improve the investment climate. The meeting was attended by Minister of Justice Adnan Fangari, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Alaa El-Din Farouk, and Governor of Cairo Ibrahim Saber.

According to State Information Service Egypt, the Prime Minister affirmed the Government's commitment to providing an attractive investment environment. This includes addressing the challenges faced by investors and resolving them through the best available means. He noted that various measures have been implemented to enhance the investment climate, simplify government procedures, and offer incentives to investors, aiming to encourage both foreign and domestic investment.

The meeting focused on removing obstacles confronting investors, particularly those from the Gulf states, across different sectors. The discussion emphasized providing necessary facilitation and ease through coordination among the competent authorities to support their investments in the Egyptian market, especially in projects of significant economic and strategic importance.

Cabinet Spokesperson Mohamed Al-Homsani highlighted that the meeting underscored the importance of identifying the root causes of the problems faced by some investors and providing flexible solutions. Al-Homsani added that recent improvements in Egypt's credit rating and praise from international economic institutions reflect positive indicators in the Egyptian economy, despite global economic challenges. The Government's efforts to resolve investors' issues are part of ongoing measures to further enhance the country's investment climate.