Egypt’s Non-Oil Exports More Than Double Since 2014, Industrial Expert Says

Egypt’s non-petroleum exports rose from about $22 billion in 2014 to $48.6 billion in 2025, according to Dr Mahmoud El-Sayed, a professor of business administration at Ain Shams University and an industrial expert.

The figures cited by El-Sayed put the value of those exports at more than twice its 2014 level, highlighting growth in Egypt’s overseas sales outside the petroleum sector.

The comparison concerns export value rather than the volume of goods shipped. It therefore does not, on its own, show how much of the increase reflects higher prices or greater quantities sold abroad.

El-Sayed’s remarks did not include a breakdown by industry or destination market, leaving the contribution of individual export sectors unspecified.