Egypt's Structural Reform: A Path to Boost Private Sector Growth
Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk announced Egypt's dedication to ongoing structural reforms aimed at accelerating private sector growth. The government aims to achieve a primary surplus of 3.5% of GDP and keep the debt ceiling below 88.2% in the current financial year.
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- United Arab Emirates
Egypt is committed to continuing the path of structural reform to boost private sector growth, finance minister Ahmed Kouchouk said in a statement on Wednesday.
Kouchouk also indicated an aim to register a primary surplus amounting to 3.5% of GDP in the current financial year with a debt ceiling not exceeding 88.2%.
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