The Egyptian government, led by Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, will host a forum titled "A Look at Today - A Vision for Tomorrow" from October 19-24 at the St. Regis hotel in the new capital. The event aims to provide a platform for dialogue on the country's progress and the government's policies and decisions, particularly in sectors directly related to citizens' needs. The forum will feature sessions on Egypt's energy journey and a more effective social protection system.
During a meeting to review the forum's preparations, Dr. Madbouly emphasized the importance of showcasing the government's vision and priorities for the next stage, which will enhance clarity on future work paths. The meeting was attended by several ministers, including Electricity and Renewable Energy Minister Mahmoud Esmat, Finance Minister Ahmed Kujok, and Social Solidarity Minister Maja Morsi. The forum will highlight the government's achievements and outline its plans for the future.
The energy sector will be a key focus area, with discussions on the state's efforts to secure energy supplies and ensure sustainability. The government has taken several measures to boost energy efficiency and expand renewable energy sources. The forum will also examine the role of investment in the energy sector and the government's plans to attract more investors.
The social protection system will also be a major topic, with a focus on supporting vulnerable groups and ensuring that assistance reaches those who need it most. The government has reiterated its commitment to protecting the middle class from the impacts of inflation and economic fluctuations. This group is seen as crucial to social stability and economic growth.
The meeting also discussed efforts to regulate markets and strengthen oversight of essential goods and strategic commodities. Dr. Madbouly instructed that forum discussions should be transparent about the challenges facing markets and the policies being implemented to control them. The government aims to provide clear plans and programs to address these issues and meet public expectations.
Prime Minister Madbouly stressed that maintaining market stability, controlling prices, and ensuring the availability of essential goods are top priorities for the government. The authorities will continue to intensify market monitoring and take decisive action against any irregular practices that harm citizens' interests.
The 2026 forum is part of the government's efforts to engage with the public and provide a platform for dialogue on key issues. By showcasing its achievements and plans, the government aims to build trust and demonstrate its commitment to addressing the country's challenges.
Key points
- The Egyptian government will host a forum from October 19-24 to showcase progress made in various sectors.
- The forum will focus on Egypt's energy journey and a more effective social protection system.
- The government aims to provide a platform for dialogue on its policies and decisions, particularly in sectors directly related to citizens' needs.
