Speaking at the forum, El-Sisi noted that the world is facing significant challenges to development amid deep global economic and political transformations, alongside the rising role of technological innovations, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence applications.
He stressed the importance of intensified international cooperation and joint efforts to navigate these changes and seize emerging opportunities for the benefit of all nations.
El-Sisi said the WEF provides a valuable platform for discussing global challenges, exchanging perspectives, and generating practical solutions that support sustainable development.
He reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to building strong regional and international partnerships aimed at achieving shared benefits and promoting sustainable growth. He also emphasized the role of the private sector as an essential partner in the nation’s development.
On regional issues, the president stressed that achieving peace and development requires dialogue, cooperation, and peaceful coexistence, alongside respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes.
He highlighted the Palestinian cause as central to regional stability and peace, praising efforts to maintain the ceasefire in Gaza, facilitate humanitarian aid, and accelerate early recovery and reconstruction.
He welcomed the United States’ announcement to launch the second phase of the ceasefire agreement as a critical step toward reducing regional tensions and fostering international cooperation.
El-Sisi said Egypt has continued to implement its ambitious economic reform program through integrated fiscal and monetary policies designed to restore investor confidence, improve the legislative environment, and offer attractive incentives for private investment.
He noted the country’s focus on empowering the private sector through public investment caps, strategic state divestments, and the implementation of the State Ownership Policy and government IPO program.
The president highlighted that Egypt today represents a market full of investment opportunities across multiple sectors, including renewable energy, electric vehicles, pharmaceuticals, logistics, information and communications technology, and artificial intelligence.
He underscored that investors in Egypt not only benefit from the domestic market but also gain access to broader opportunities through Egypt’s network of free trade agreements, both within Africa and the Arab region, enabling entry to large existing markets and boosting prospects for regional and international expansion.
El-Sisi also pointed to infrastructure development as a foundation for growth, citing extensive investments in transport, logistics, communications, and free zones, particularly the Suez Canal Economic Zone, which serves as a strategic platform for trade and investment.
In conclusion, the president reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to sustaining economic reform, fostering investment, strengthening regional and international partnerships, and maintaining its role as a hub for trade, stability, and prosperity.
He welcomed the organization of a dedicated business session on Egypt during the year and expressed his eagerness to continue coordinating with international partners to ensure the success of such initiatives.