Official figures and data reflect the notable growth in economic relations between Egypt and African countries, with significant increases in the volume of trade and the merchandise trade balance, alongside the growth of mutual investments, further consolidating the expanding strategic partnership and Egypt’s economic integration with countries across the African continent.
The Pharos Center for African Studies revealed that the volume of trade between Egypt and African countries reached $6.1 billion during the first seven months of 2026, recording a growth rate of 11.8% compared with the corresponding periods.
The data indicated that Egypt’s exports to Africa accounted for the largest share, reaching $4.5 billion, while Egypt’s imports from African countries amounted to $1.6 billion, reflecting a trade surplus in favor of Egyptian products and industries in African markets.
Regarding investment flows and financial transfers, Egypt’s investments in Africa reached $756 million, while investments by African countries in Egypt amounted to $343 million. Statistics also showed that remittances from Egyptians working in African countries reached $191 million, underscoring the depth of Egypt’s presence and its developmental and pivotal role across different parts of the African continent.
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