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Egypts economy is the most varied of the Middle East economies, where sectors of tourism, agriculture, industry and service contribute at almost equal rates in the national production. Consequently, Egypt s economy is picking up development at increasing rates, based on a climate luring investments represented in proper legislation, convenient policy, internal stability, trade and market liberalization. This is besides what Egypt possesses of solid infrastructure of transportation, communication, energy sources, skillful manpower, modern industrial communities, banking system and stock market.
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| Investments in Free Zones | |
 Given their many advantages, especially their being directly in contact with the outside world, free zones in Egypt contribute to increasing both exports and national income. |
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| Transport & Communications | |
 1. Transport
The people of Ancient Egypt were the first to introduce the world to sailing and to ship-building. Evidence of this can be seen in Queen Hatshbsut’s naval campaign to the land of Pont, (current Somalia) in B.C. 1491. |
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| The Central Bank of Egypt ( CBE ) | |
 The CBE established in 1961.is an autonomous public legal person, assuming the authorities and powers vested therein by Law No. 88 for 2003, and the Presidential Decree No. 64 for 2001961.4, Issuing the Statute of the Central Bank . |
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