The Egyptian government has launched the official website for the 2026 Egypt Forum, a major event scheduled to take place from October 19 to 24. The website aims to provide a platform for citizens, experts, and specialists to participate in discussions on various issues and topics. According to the government's spokesperson, Mohamed Adel, the website was launched in line with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to engage with the public and address their concerns.
The website has received significant attention since its launch, with over 7 million views and 250,000 visitors within the first three days. More than 40,000 citizens have registered on the website, submitting over 5,000 ideas and contributions. The government has reviewed and published over 1,500 of these contributions, covering 19 sectors. These suggestions reflect the public's interest in key issues such as digital transformation, human development, youth empowerment, and education.
The education sector has garnered the most contributions, with 196 submissions, followed by culture and media with 143, and labor market with 110. The communications and technology sector, however, has topped the list in terms of views, accounting for 22% of total views. The website provides a comprehensive platform for users to access information on the forum's agenda, sessions, and outcomes.
The website features a dedicated media section, including news, video graphs, and infographics. It also has a document center and a "share your opinion" service, allowing users to register and submit suggestions on topics for discussion. The government encourages citizens, experts, and specialists to visit the website and participate in shaping the country's priorities.
The 2026 Egypt Forum is expected to bring together various stakeholders to discuss pressing issues and develop strategies for the country's future. The website will serve as a key platform for information dissemination and public engagement. With its user-friendly interface and interactive features, the website aims to facilitate a more inclusive and participatory approach to decision-making.
According to the government's spokesperson, the website's success in attracting a large number of visitors and contributors reflects the public's enthusiasm for participating in the country's development. The government is committed to engaging with citizens and addressing their concerns, and the website is seen as a key tool in this effort.
The website is accessible at https://EgyptForum.gov.eg, and citizens are encouraged to visit and share their opinions and suggestions. The government will continue to update the website with new information and developments related to the forum.
Key points
- The website has received over 7 million views and 250,000 visitors within the first three days of its launch.
- Over 40,000 citizens have registered on the website, submitting more than 5,000 ideas and contributions.
- The education sector has garnered the most contributions, with 196 submissions.
