Economic Reforms and Rising Reserves Support Egypt’s Resilience, Expert Says

Egypt’s ability to withstand international crises and geopolitical tensions reflects work undertaken over recent years, according to economist and business administration professor Dr. Ayman Ghoneim.

Speaking from Abu Dhabi, Ghoneim attributed the economy’s resilience to the cumulative impact of those efforts rather than a response to any single crisis.

He identified economic reform and rising reserves as factors supporting Egypt’s capacity to weather external pressures.

His assessment linked the country’s current resilience to its longer-term economic trajectory, placing past reforms at the centre of its ability to navigate an unsettled international environment.