Cairo \u2013 Business News Report || The Egyptian Ministry of Finance has officially confirmed that it is actively implementing a comprehensive strategy for managing assets and liabilities. This strategic framework is designed through specific activities that ensure the optimal utilization of national resources, aiming to generate the highest possible economic return for the state treasury. The ministry clarified that state lands located in the Red Sea region, which were previously earmarked specifically for debt reduction purposes, will now be directed toward investment projects and public-private partnerships.<\/p>\n
The ministry further added that there exists a detailed strategic plan aimed at developing the Red Sea area. This development initiative seeks to attract new investment flows that will provide permanent revenue streams for the state. Officials noted that there are diverse alternatives available to achieve the highest economic and developmental returns for the country through the optimal planning of this specific geographic zone.<\/p>\n
It was explained that these assets will be leveraged through the offering of usufruct rights or by establishing investment projects in partnership with the private sector. Additionally, part of the investments may be exchanged for outstanding debts, with the economic returns from these investments being directed toward reducing government indebtedness and servicing the national debt. The ministry emphasized that they are working to provide a new opportunity for the private sector to expand its contributions to economic activity.<\/p>\n
The goal is to increase fiscal space to boost spending on human development, social protection, and service improvements, aligning with citizen priorities. The ministry stated that the debt management strategy has contributed to lowering government indebtedness from 96 percent to 81.9 percent of GDP over three years. Primary budget surpluses were achieved annually, reaching 4.9 percent of GDP in the 2025\/2026 fiscal year.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, the ministry outlined plans to utilize exceptional returns from major investment deals to accelerate the path of reducing debt rates. These measures reflect a broader commitment to sustainable fiscal health and long-term economic stability through strategic asset monetization and enhanced private sector engagement in key developmental regions.<\/p>\n
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