Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reaffirmed Egypt’s strong focus on economic and social development projects, particularly in priority sectors such as human development, including health and education, as well as infrastructure projects that support the state’s development objectives.
This came during a meeting held on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at the government headquarters in the New Capital between Madbouly and Minister of Planning and Economic Development Ahmed Rustom to review the implementation progress of the Economic and Social Development Plan for fiscal year 2025/2026, in light of its upcoming conclusion, as well as efforts to monitor performance and govern public investments.
During the meeting, Madbouly reviewed key indicators of the current fiscal year’s plan, including the status of implemented projects and the distribution of public investments across various sectors, particularly human development, infrastructure, digital transformation and public services.
He also highlighted the ministry’s efforts in monitoring national and development projects through a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation system, aimed at measuring actual completion rates, ensuring adherence to timelines, and tracking performance indicators for government programs and projects.
The prime minister emphasized that the government continues to implement measures to govern public investment spending, in line with directives to improve efficiency, rationalize expenditure, and prioritize projects with advanced implementation rates and those that directly improve citizens’ quality of life.
He further noted ongoing coordination with the Ministry of Finance and the National Investment Bank to develop an integrated electronic system for data exchange on public investment spending, aimed at improving monitoring efficiency, enhancing coordination between financing and implementation plans, and supporting better resource allocation.
Madbouly also reviewed several performance indicators related to the implementation of development targets, stressing continued efforts to improve planning tools, enhance monitoring systems, and raise the efficiency of public investment management in line with Egypt Vision 2030 and the government’s work program.