President Sisi welcomes Norwegian companies to invest in Egypt's economy

Photo : Egypt Media Office

Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi visited Norway as part of his European trip. On Monday, he joined a special dinner with Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, the Norwegian Minister of International Development, and leaders from Norwegian companies and investment groups.

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During his speech, President Sisi talked about Egypt’s plan to make it easier for foreign companies to do business in the country. He explained that the government is offering rewards and removing challenges for foreign investors.

He also spoke about how important it is to have stronger economic partnerships between Egypt and Norway. President Sisi invited Norwegian companies to invest in Egypt, especially in areas like energy, agriculture, transport, and technology.

The President thanked Norway for organizing the dinner and said it would strengthen the friendly relationship between Egypt and Norway. He also expressed his gratitude to Crown Prince Haakon for joining the event and showing support.

This visit to Norway is part of President Sisi’s European trip, which began with a visit to Denmark. His main goal is to build strong partnerships with European countries and attract new investment to Egypt.

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