The Prime Minister reviews investment opportunities in the tourism and antiquities sectors
Dr. Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, held today at the government headquarters in the new administrative capital, a meeting to review investment opportunities in the tourism and antiquities sectors, in the presence of Sharif Fathi, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Eng. Hassan Al -Khatib, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, and officials The two ministries. This contributes to increasing foreign direct investments.
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Dr. Mustafa Madbouly added that one of the most important of these sectors is the tourism sector, and therefore today’s meeting aims to follow the efforts of the ministries of tourism and investment in this framework. Forming a unit to follow up and monitor investment opportunities, with the aim of there to be & quot; Bank for investment opportunities & quot; Through it, we offer opportunities in this important sector in a way that contributes to achieving the targets.
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& nbsp; As it is targeted to reach 30 million tourists by 2031 (taking into account that growth rates are related to the growth of available hotel energy in Egypt). It is expected that new energies are added about 19 thousand hotel rooms (new projects – existing projects – initiative).
The Minister of Tourism and Antiquities then moved to talk about the required tourism investments during the coming years in restaurants and tourist cafeteria And the restoration of antiquities, noting that the Supreme Council of Antiquities has carried out about 36 annual projects during the past five years, then the Minister reviewed the targeted investment distribution of the tourism and antiquities sectors for the years from 2025 to 2031, in the various governorates at the level In partnership with the private sector, and the operation of services in archaeological sites. The sectors.
& nbsp; Investor. For implementation. And the formation of joint working groups between the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade and every concerned ministry, and submitting periodic reports to the Council of Ministers to follow up on progress in the implementation of the sectoral investment strategy and achievement rates.
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