He also said Egypt’s engagement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) remains important not only for financing, but also for technical coordination and reform monitoring, with continued cooperation expected as policy implementation progresses.
Al Saraf noted that the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) continues to prioritize inflation as the main policy anchor, closely monitoring the impact of interest rates on price dynamics and overall demand.
The outlook was presented during Standard Chartered’s Global Research Briefing, which was attended by Business Today Egypt.
Egypt targets over 5% growth while expanding innovative financing and private sector partnerships.
Egypt's economic outlook remains robust, characterized by sustained macroeconomic stability, according to Standard Chartered
