Egypt’s Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, Hassan El Khatib, presented the report of the General Organisation for Export and Import Control on the country’s foreign trade from January to September 2025. According to the document, non-oil exports increased by 21 per cent, reaching US$36.6 billion, compared to US$30.3 billion during the same period in 2024. The information was reported by
Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS.
The minister emphasised that this growth was supported by trade reforms, infrastructure expansion, and closer cooperation with the private sector.
The main destinations for non-oil exports remained the United Arab Emirates (US$5.9 billion) and Saudi Arabia (US$2.2 billion).
The key sectors driving export growth included building materials production (US$11.7 billion), the chemical and fertiliser industries (US$6.8 billion), the food industry (US$5.1 billion), as well as electronics and engineering (US$4.7 billion). Exports of agricultural products, ready-made garments, medical supplies and furniture also increased.
El Khatib noted that these figures demonstrate Egypt’s ability to diversify production and strengthen its position as a regional hub for international trade.
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