The amendment also includes updates to the treasury’s legal budget schedules for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025.
Planning Minister Rania Al-Mashat presented the plan amid ongoing regional uncertainties, noting that preliminary indicators from the first nine months of the current fiscal year signal improving economic performance
Presenting the financial statement before the House of Representatives, Kouchouk stated that the government aims to collect EGP 2.6 trillion in tax revenues without imposing new burdens on citizens.
He noted that Egypt lost approximately EGP 110 billion in Suez Canal revenues and allocated an additional EGP 150 billion in support for the energy sector.
During FY2025/2026, the government aims to achieve a primary surplus of EGP 795 billion, equivalent to 4 % of GDP, and reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio for general budget entities to 82.9 %.
