CCP media outlet People’s Daily recently reported that the inaugural China–Egypt Investment Forum recently convened in Cairo, “bringing together more than 200 Chinese and Egyptian companies.” The event aimed to “deepen bilateral economic cooperation, highlight new investment opportunities, and create a stronger platform for industrial and commercial partnerships. It marks a significant step by both countries to further elevate their economic relationship and promote long-term cooperation.”
Egypt’s Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, Hassan Hatib, said the Egyptian government is committed to attracting additional Chinese investment, expanding joint manufacturing and export bases, and strengthening the country’s industrial capabilities. He emphasized that Egypt “welcomes more Chinese enterprises and seeks to enhance collaboration in high-value sectors.”
Representing China, Vice Minister of Commerce Ling Ji noted that China has been Egypt’s largest trading partner for 13 consecutive years. He highlighted the achievements of the China–Egypt Suez Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone, which now hosts nearly 200 companies, and stressed that China will continue supporting the development of Egypt’s industrial parks and investment environment.
Source: People’s Daily, November 12, 2025
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