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Egypt’s non-oil exports reach $48 billion in 2025

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Egypt’s non-oil exports reach $48 billion in 2025

Egypt’s non-oil merchandise exports reached $48 billion in 2025, Investment and Foreign Trade Minister Mohamed Farid announced. He highlighted the role of technology and artificial intelligence in increasing exports at an event held at the Egyptian Exchange, reports Daily News Egypt.

Egypt’s non-oil exports of goods reached $48 billion in 2025, Egyptian Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Mohamed Farid announced. He was speaking at the opening of a trading session at the Egyptian Exchange, held as part of World Investor Week.

Mohamed Farid said that technology and artificial intelligence could help increase exports of goods and services. He also called for greater awareness of financial mechanisms, investment and exports, according to Egypt’s Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade.

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