Private sector contributes 80% of Egypt’s GDP: Minister
· Cairo time
Ahmed Rostom, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, said Egypt’s economic policy is shifting towards a competitive, private sector-led growth model aimed at translating economic stability into a production and export boom while creating decent job opportunities. He revealed that the private sector accounts for approximately 80% of Egypt’s gross domestic product (GDP), represents 60.8% […]
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