Egyptian   Government Allocates EGP 130 Billion to Face  Repercussions of Global Economic Challenges

Dr. Ahmed Kamali, Deputy Minister of Planning and Economic Development, participated in the session "Challenges of State Building in Africa: Resilient Institutions for Peace and Sustainable Development", which was held during the third edition of the Aswan Forum for Peace and Sustainable Development entitled "Africa in the Era of Successive Risks and Climate Fragility: Paths to a Peaceful Continent" flexible and sustainable.

Dr. Kamali said that Egypt has made rapid efforts and strong flexibility during the past few years, in response to global shocks and crises to mitigate.

The Egyptian government plans to adapt and recover from the short, medium, and long-term effects of the Corona pandemic and the events of the Ukraine crisis.

He added that Egyptian institutions played a key role in ensuring effective and efficient performance and providing Public services, explaining that the COVID-19 crisis was seen as an opportunity to adapt the approach to public governance in order to better integrate the future into policy-making and respond to the challenges of the pandemic.