Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Egypt’s new economic narrative shifts the focus from maintaining macroeconomic stability to real-economy growth. This session examines how prioritising tradeable sectors, skills development and private-sector empowerment - supported by modern infrastructure - can enhance export complexity, drive innovation and generate sustainable jobs, positioning Egypt as a competitive and resilient economic hub.
Speakers:
HE Badr Abdelatty, EBRD Governor and Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation & Egyptian Expatriates, Egypt
Mark Davis, Managing Director, SEMED, EBRD
Reem El Saady, AD, Deputy Head of Egypt Government Relations, EBRD
Khaled Hashem, Minister of Trade and Industry, Egypt
Egypt’s new economic narrative shifts the focus from maintaining macroeconomic stability to real-economy growth. This session examines how prioritising tradeable sectors, skills development and private-sector empowerment - supported by modern infrastructure - can enhance export complexity, drive innovation and generate sustainable jobs, positioning Egypt as a competitive and resilient economic hub.
Speakers:
HE Badr Abdelatty, EBRD Governor and Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation & Egyptian Expatriates, Egypt
Mark Davis, Managing Director, SEMED, EBRD
Reem El Saady, AD, Deputy Head of Egypt Government Relations, EBRD
Khaled Hashem, Minister of Trade and Industry, Egypt










