Every business operating in Egypt, whether a newly formed startup, a foreign investor entering the market, or an established enterprise managing governance obligations operates within a complex web of legal, regulatory, and administrative requirements. Managing these obligations is not optional. And managing them poorly carries real consequences: penalties, delays, reputational risk, and in some cases, loss of operating licenses. Corporate affairs is the discipline that gover

Highlights ✔ Egypt launched the second edition of the State Ownership Policy (2026–2030) ✔ The government aims to expand private sector participation across key sectors ✔ More state-owned assets may be restructured, offered, or partially exited ✔ Stronger governance and fair competition measures are being implemented ✔ New opportunities are emerging for investors, businesses, and strategic partners A Major Shift in Egypt’s Business Environment Egypt is moving into a new phase

Egypt’s Ministry of Finance has introduced a major package of real estate tax reforms aimed at modernizing compliance, easing taxpayer burdens, and accelerating digital transformation across the property sector. The reforms, announced by Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk , represent one of the most significant updates to Egypt’s real estate tax framework in recent years. For property owners, investors, developers, and tax advisors, these changes introduce both immediate relief