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Egypt Mining Forum 2025 Wrap-Up Highlights, Strategic Outcomes, Commitments and Technical Excellence

Major reforms, record attendance and landmark recognitions reaffirmed Egypt’s emergence as a world-class mining destination.

Wednesday, 16 July 2025

Egypt Mining Forum 2025 Launches at The Nile Ritz‑Carlton, Cairo; Industry Leaders Converge to Accelerate Commercial Exploration, Discovery and Extraction

Tuesday, 15 July 2025

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Strategic Location and Market Access:

Egypt is the 4th largest producer of plastic goods globally, providing a strategic gateway to the entire MENA region with a rapidly growing market size estimated to reach USD 46 billion by 2029.

Robust Industry Growth and Investment:

The Egyptian plastics market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.25% from 2024 to 2029, backed by strong local demand and a 12% contribution to Egypt’s GDP. A thriving industry means endless business opportunities for manufacturers and suppliers.

Booming Industrial Sectors Driving Demand:

Egypt’s thriving automotive and construction industries are set to boost demand for advanced plastic products and equipment, with the automotive sector projected to grow by 32% in 2024, and the construction sector supported by government initiatives like the ‘Fourth-Generation Cities’.