Sunday 28 Sep/2025 – 02:27 PM
Dr. Mohamed Attia Al -Fayoumi, President of the Chamber of Commerce in Qalioubia, Chairman of the Housing Committee in the House of Representatives, and the Secretary of the General Federation of Chambers of Commerce, praised the positive results revealed by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics on the growth of Egyptian exports during the year 2024, which increased by 6.5% to record about 45.3 billion dollars, compared to 42.6 billion dollars in 2023.
Al -Fayoumi stressed, in a press statement today, that this boom reflects the great efforts made by the state to enhance industrial competitiveness, improve the investment climate, and increase the production directed to export, especially in the high -value sectors, where the fully -made industries acquired the largest percentage of exports by 54.1%.
The Secretary of the General Federation of Chambers of Commerce added that the support of the local product represents the transit portal for global markets, noting that the diversity of the export base reflects the strength of the Egyptian economy, as it witnessed the exports of gold, plastics, ready -made clothes, isolated wires, iron and its models, noticeable growth rates, which enhances the ability of Egyptian products to access international markets despite global economic challenges.
Al -Fayoumi pointed out that Qaliubiya Governorate, as one of the major industrial and commercial governorates, contributes to an effective role in supporting exports through the food, chemical and engineering industries, stressing that the Chamber of Commerce in the governorate is continuing to support and direct the commercial and industrial community towards raising the quality of products and expanding export.
Al -Fayoumi concluded his statement by inviting businessmen and exporters to benefit from government programs supporting export, expanding participation in international exhibitions, and opening up to African and Arab markets, to achieve the state’s targets by reaching $ 100 billion in annual exports during the coming years.
