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DLA Piper Sees Strong Growth Potential in Egypt’s Economy


Fri 17 Apr 2026 | 08:00 PM
Taarek Refaat

Global law firm DLA Piper expressed strong confidence in Egypt’s economic outlook, highlighting the country’s solid fundamentals and growing appeal among international investors.

Ehab El-Senbati, Partner and Head of the Middle East Initiative at the firm, said Egypt possesses “strong ingredients for takeoff,” emphasizing the importance of sustained engagement with the global business community to unlock further investment opportunities.

“El-Senbati noted that client feedback on the Egyptian market has been highly positive,” underscoring increasing interest from international investors. He called for intensified efforts to promote Egypt’s investment opportunities globally, pointing to the government’s proactive and swift handling of regional crises as a key factor boosting investor confidence.

The remarks came during a high-level meeting between Egypt’s Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, Mohamed Farid, and executives from 24 U.S. investment institutions. The event was organized by DLA Piper on the sidelines of the minister’s official visit to the United States.

During the meeting, Farid outlined the government’s vision to enhance the efficiency and competitiveness of Egypt’s investment climate, with a focus on expanding partnerships with the private sector and international institutions.

Officials highlighted ongoing efforts to improve trade policies, streamline procedures, and attract foreign direct investment, positioning Egypt as a key destination for global capital flows in the region.

DLA Piper also signaled its readiness to act as a strategic partner in connecting international investors with opportunities in Egypt, reinforcing the country’s ambition to strengthen its role as a regional investment hub.

Analysts say that Egypt’s resilience in the face of regional challenges, combined with continued reform efforts, could support a stronger growth trajectory in the coming period, provided that global economic conditions remain supportive.