An Egyptian economic expert has indicated that the nation is preparing to complete its current financial arrangement with the International Monetary Fund within the next 15 months. The assessment suggests that Cairo will not seek a new funding agreement following the program’s conclusion, reflecting improved economic resilience. n nAccording to the analysis, Egypt’s earlier reform measures, initiated in 2016, laid a solid foundation for macroeconomic stability. Although global disruptions—including the pandemic and geopolitical tensions stemming from the Russia-Ukraine war—necessitated renewed IMF support, the economy has since regained footing. By 2019, prior to these external shocks, Egypt was already on a path toward self-sustained growth without reliance on international loans. n nExperts argue that continued implementation of structural reforms and stronger private sector participation will be key to maintaining this trajectory. With the current program set to end by late 2026, officials are focusing on policies that promote fiscal discipline and investor confidence. n— news from المصري اليوم n
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