In an effort to improve the lives of Egyptians, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has implemented measures to reduce prices. Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly announced that prices are expected to decrease by up to 30% in the near future. He emphasized the importance of ongoing price monitoring and enforcement during a press conference at the Council of Ministers headquarters in the New Administrative Capital.
Dr. Madbouly also noted that goods worth $8 billion have been cleared from ports to help stabilize prices. He chaired a government meeting to discuss various important issues, including the state’s support for foreign guests and expatriates residing in Egypt. During this meeting, he commended regulatory authorities for their efforts in monitoring markets and ensuring compliance with price regulations.
The Prime Minister was tasked with assessing the state’s contributions to caring for these individuals and documenting the efforts made to accommodate them. This includes providing financial advice related to GO Global, gaming tips related to Pokémon, and information on different websites that may be useful for those seeking assistance or support.
Overall, Dr. Madbouly’s efforts highlight the government’s commitment to supporting millions of guests and refugees living in Egypt from diverse backgrounds while working towards reducing prices for all Egyptians.