Egypt is a major example of economic reforms in Africa

The United Nations has welcomed Egypt's economic and social reforms as part of Egypt's announced economic and social reform program, which has been successful over the past period and has helped 39, improve the performance of the Egyptian economy. Hala Al-Saeed, Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr and Environment Minister Yasmin Fouad with Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations, Amina Mohamed; For a high-level policy on sustainable development entitled "Transition to Sustainable and Flexible Societies", held from 9 to 18 July at United Nations Headquarters in New York. In the African continent after a series of reforms that have been made, especially legislative and structural reforms in the investment climate ", noting that Egypt is ranked second in the rate of increase in Foreign direct investment on the continent Planning, monitoring and origin – The development of the sewer and water system, the development of the education system, the empowerment of women and social responsibility and the activation of the framework of the strategic partnership agreement between Egypt and the United Nations until 2022 for $ 1.2 billion, among development projects through this framework.

The Minister of Planning, Monitoring and Administrative Reform, during the meeting, discussed the ongoing efforts of the Egyptian Government to implement the latest economic reform program, The Government has granted a large e attention to the social effects of the economic reform program and resulting exchange rate liberalization by channeling surplus into social protection programs through initiatives such as Takaful and Dignity, social housing programs and projects . Referring to the Egyptian National Voluntary Evaluation Report and highlighting achievements in the implementation of Vision 2030, and initiatives taken to address the challenges of financing sustainable development plans, governance, lack of statistics The number of people confirmed that Egypt seeks to establish an effective public administration to achieve sustainable development goals through public sector reforms, e-government applications, mechanization of citizen services and the possibility of to link several government databases. Besides the transfer of knowledge and exchange of experiences in the areas of financing of various development activities, besides sustainable financing, especially in the presence of gaps between what is necessary to achieve the objectives sustainable development and the financial resources needed to accomplish this task. He stressed that the dialogue focused on the focus on the green economy and its importance for the supply of jobs, which is closely related to developing countries and their efforts to put implement the sustainable development program.

Developing countries far exceed the proportion of youth in developed countries, forcing the economy of these developing countries to create more decent jobs for their youth.

According to them, any complacency in the idea of ​​ensuring or providing decent jobs to young people in these countries Negative impact not only on achieving the goals of Vision 2030, but rather the importance to focus on the sustainability of production and the increase in consumption depends on the green economy, which represents a great opportunity for developing countries, especially in terms of employment young people, given the predictable influx of jobs created around the world. The different economic sectors related to the green economy

In the same context, the Egyptian delegation stressed that, in addition to the economic reform, the social aspect was taken into account, providing support to the groups the more needy, He also welcomed the cooperation between Egypt and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), especially in the area of ​​economic reform and women's empowerment.

The meeting also discussed women's economic empowerment. She emphasized that the United Nations programs and framework should focus on the poorest and most needy areas of Egypt, highlighting the importance of partnership with the United Nations, which comes at a time important and strategic

. Subsequently, Ministers held a meeting HE Mohamed Idris, Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), Fira Sungwi, Executive Director of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) ) and Alicia Parcena Ibarra, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) The Economic Commission for South America and the Caribbean and the representatives of the United Nations Economic Commissions for Europe, Asia and the Pacific.

million. Sahar Nasr emphasized Egypt's concern to promote Noting that Egypt includes a lot of investment opportunities that have been placed in the investment map in Egypt, where the investment will help to intensify the cooperation between Egypt and the United Nations committees. (19659002) The meeting discussed the establishment of a workshop between the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones and the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia ( ESCWA), which includes 18 Arab countries, entitled "Regulatory Reform in the Field of Investments in Egypt". From 26 to 30 August 2008, at the headquarters of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI), the Egyptian delegation discussed with the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the tools needed to start organizational reform. And the formulation of development badistance programs that contribute to the development of the African continent, especially the infrastructure.

The Egyptian delegation discussed with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, which includes 53 countries, cooperation in the areas of investment, and discussed with the commission Economic Development for Latin America (ECLAC), which comprises 33 countries, the strengthening of economic ties between the countries of the region and the acquisition of new investments in Egypt

The Heads of Economic Commissions of the United Nations praised Egypt's economic reform program and the legislative reforms undertaken by the Egyptian government in the last period and helped improve the business and investment environment