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Egypt targets 5.4% GDP growth as fiscal overhaul aims to cut debt

Cairo, Egypt © Unsplash
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  • Egypt targets 5.4% GDP growth for 2026/27
  • Fiscal plan focuses on debt reduction and investor confidence

 

CAIRO, EGYPTEgypt has set a 5.4% GDP growth target for 2026/2027, signalling a shift to more ambitious economic expansion backed by fiscal discipline and debt reduction.

The target, outlined in a new budget framework reviewed by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, underscores Cairo’s effort to stabilise its finances while accelerating growth after years of economic strain.

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