Egypt can manage economy without IMF aid
The article discusses Egypt's economic situation after the completion of the International Monetary Fund program, highlighting that Egypt is capable of managing its economy independently by designing a national reform program. This approach considers improvements in growth indicators and a reduction in debt burdens. It emphasizes that success depends on lowering inflation, controlling the exchange rate, and increasing economic activity, which will help reduce debt-to-GDP ratios and achieve financial stability. However, for citizens to feel a tangible improvement, it also requires energy prices to remain stable and external shocks to be managed effectively. The article further notes that Egypt has proposed preparing a national plan following the end of the current program, while continuing cooperation with the IMF in a non-financial capacity through studies and periodic reviews.
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