Economic & Trade Partnership

The UAE is one of the largest investors in Egypt, with billions of dollars channeled into real estate, infrastructure, energy, logistics, and technology.

Bilateral trade has seen steady growth, covering goods such as petrochemicals, food products, textiles, and construction materials.

Egypt’s strategic location as a gateway to Africa and Europe complements the UAE’s role as a global logistics and re-export hub.


Infrastructure & Investment

- Major Emirati companies are actively engaged in new city developments, including the New Administrative Capital of Egypt.

- Joint ventures in renewable energy, ports, and logistics strengthen connectivity across the Red Sea and Suez Canal region.

- The corridor is paving the way for industrial zones and free trade agreements, creating thousands of jobs.


Workforce & Talent Flow

Large numbers of Egyptians contribute to the UAE’s workforce, especially in construction, healthcare, education, and financial services.

Recruitment and training collaborations ensure skill development and mobility of professionals across both countries.


Future Outlook

The UAE–Egypt corridor is not only about business—it is about building sustainable partnerships. With increasing cooperation in AI, green energy, tourism, and digital transformation, both nations are shaping a future-ready corridor that benefits the wider MENA region.


✨ In short, the UAE–Egypt corridor is evolving into a strategic bridge that links Gulf capital with African and Mediterranean markets, fostering growth, jobs, and innovation.