A Gulf-Egyptian Business Forum is scheduled to take place on November 22 and 23 at the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce (FEDCOC).


In partnership with the FEDCOC and the GCC Secretariat General, the Federation of Gulf Cooperation Council chambers is organising the "Business - Investment - Partnership" event under the theme "Business - Investment - Partnership." The event will be attended by GCC officials, Egyptians, and entrepreneurs.


There will be a discussion of the most important economic and commercial issues at the forum, according to Saudi Press Agency (SPA). Among the most prominent sessions are "Investment opportunities in real estate, agriculture, food industry and tourism," "Industry integration in electricity, water and renewable energy," "GCC-Egyptian cooperation in healthcare, medicine and ICT," and "Training, sharing of technological expertise, and education cooperation."


Due to their natural resources, which include agricultural land, pastures, livestock, water, mineral resources, and petroleum resources, GCC countries and Egypt are at the heart of the Arab region, and possess the necessary resources to achieve economic integration. Egypt has agricultural lands, pastures, livestock, water, and mineral resources, while the GCC countries have financial and oil resources.


GCC exports to Egypt totaled $7.2 billion in 2022, while GCC imports from Egypt totaled $4.7 billion.