- Development Finance Institutions (DFI’s)
Support development by providing financing, technical assistance, and risk mitigation for projects in sectors like infrastructure, renewables and others. In the last 4 years (2020-2023), Egypt has secured USD 38.8 Bn in development financing, strategically allocated to bolster various economic sectors in alignment with Egypt’s Vision 2030.
- Egypt’s collaboration
With international financial institutions like the WB Group and EBRD is characterized by its comprehensive nature and has led to substantial investments in infrastructure, renewable energy, and industrial development.
- Their work extends beyond the private sector
With a particular focus on improving corporate governance in state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Enhancing governance practices within SOEs is critical to boosting efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the public sector, contributing to overall economic stability.
- Egypt’s strategic priorities
Such as enhancing green energy and digital infrastructure, closely align with DFIs mandates on climate action and sustainable development. These shared goals allow DFIs to pursue meaningful, long-term projects in renewable energy, logistics, and financial inclusion, making Egypt a key part of their regional portfolios.
- DFI’s are playing pivotal roles
In fostering the growth of SMEs and promoting sustainable development. They deploy a range of financial instruments designed to address the unique needs of SMEs, while simultaneously facilitating the creation of resilient infrastructure and innovative green finance solutions.
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