Accra:Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly emphasized the goal of Egypt Forum 2026 is to engage in meaningful dialogue about the country's current state and future. He expressed gratitude to President Abdel Fattah El Sisi for initiating the forum, which aims to include all segments of Egyptian society.

According to State Information Service Egypt, the forum brings together cabinet ministers, governors, civil society, experts, and citizens to discuss Egypt's progress and challenges over the past 12 years. Madbouly stressed that the forum is designed for mutual dialogue, not just government presentations, allowing citizens to voice their concerns and priorities.

The forum's themes and sessions were developed through public opinion surveys and direct sessions at the National Training Academy, involving over 4,000 academics and 450 citizens. With more than 17 million website views and over 61,000 participants, the forum reflects broad public engagement, particularly among youth.

Key issues to be addressed include education, inflation, healthcare, wages, and security. The forum's structure is organized over four days, focusing on human development, quality of life, social protection, and economic growth. Discussions will cover educational outcomes, urban development, citizen health, and economic strategies, ensuring transparency and community involvement in shaping Egypt's future.