In a context marked by the growing importance of foreign investment and economic development, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi recently demonstrated his willingness to open Egypt’s doors to foreign investment by inviting Norwegian direct investors to explore opportunities in the Egyptian market. During a dinner with the Crown Prince of Norway and the Minister of International Development, the Egyptian President highlighted the government’s ambitious plan to improve the investment climate and encourage the role of the private sector in economic development.
The shared vision between Egypt and Norway was welcomed by President Sisi during his recent discussions with senior Norwegian officials. He stressed the importance of strengthening economic and investment cooperation between the two countries, highlighting the many successes already achieved in this area. By calling on Norwegian companies and investment funds to increase their presence in the Egyptian market, President Sisi demonstrated his commitment to fostering a fruitful and lasting partnership.
Beyond the economic issues, this meeting was an opportunity for President Sisi to stress the importance of strengthening bilateral relations between Egypt and Norway at all levels. The fruitful exchange with Norwegian officials highlighted the opportunities for enhanced collaboration, particularly in key sectors such as energy, infrastructure and sustainable development.
During this festive season, President Sisi warmly wished the Norwegians present a Merry Christmas, thus testifying to the importance of friendship and cooperation between the two countries. This meeting opened new perspectives and laid the foundations for a promising collaboration between Egypt and Norway, which is expected to benefit all economic actors in both nations.
In short, this invitation by President Sisi to Norwegian investors marks an important step in strengthening economic ties between Egypt and Norway, offering opportunities for mutual growth and fruitful cooperation in the years to come.