The official website of Egypt Forum 2026 attracted more than 10 million views and thousands of ideas and contributions during its first five days online, the Cabinet said on Wednesday.

The website has drawn more than 650,000 visitors, while over 50,000 citizens have registered to participate and share their views on issues to be discussed at the forum.

Registered users have submitted more than 10,000 ideas and contributions, with over 2,500 reviewed and published on the forum’s website.

The published contributions cover 19 sectors and have generated a total of 275,604 views.

Education ranked first among sectors in terms of the number of contributions, followed by culture and media and the labor market.

The communications and information technology sector, meanwhile, recorded the highest number of views, with about 95,270, despite ranking fifth in terms of contributions.

The website serves as a central platform for information about Egypt Forum 2026, including its themes and session agenda, as well as updates on its activities and outcomes.

It also features a media section with news, video graphics and infographics, a document center, and a “Share Your Opinion” section where citizens can register and submit proposals on issues under discussion.

Citizens, experts and specialists can share their views and proposals through the forum’s official website, Egypt Forum 2026.

Egypt Forum 2026 is scheduled to take place from October 19 to 24 at St. Regis New Capital Hotel in the New Capital, east of Cairo.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi had called for the forum to highlight state’s achievements in recent years and the challenges facing the country.

The president had directed the government to prepare a comprehensive report detailing the state’s achievements across all sectors in recent years and present it to the public in October, as part of seven directives aimed at improving public services.

He launched the forum’s preparatory sessions and official website on 1 October, opening registration for participants and a series of academic and community discussions and dialogues.

The president invited state institutions, experts and Egyptians “from all backgrounds and perspectives” to register on the forum’s website, share their views and submit their proposals.

“Through participation and dialogue, together we build the future of our nation,” he affirmed.