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The Ministry of Finance of the Arab Republic of Egypt is the central government body responsible for managing the nation's public finances and fiscal policy. Its core activities include preparing and executing the annual state budget, overseeing tax collection through affiliated authorities such as the Egyptian Tax Authority, managing public debt and treasury operations, and administering customs and government services.
The ministry operates across Egypt, with headquarters in Cairo and additional facilities in the New Administrative Capital. It formulates economic policies aimed at promoting growth, maintaining fiscal discipline, and supporting development initiatives. As part of the Egyptian government, it reports to the Prime Minister and works in coordination with other ministries on national priorities including infrastructure, energy transition, and industrial support.
In the context of major projects such as renewable energy developments, the ministry provides sovereign guarantees for payment obligations under power purchase agreements, facilitating financing from international institutions like the European Investment Bank. This positions it as a key enabler of public-private partnerships and large-scale investments in Egypt's economy. The ministry does not engage in commercial activities but plays a pivotal role in the country's financial governance and stability.
Also known as وزارة المالية and Ministry of Finance — Arab Republic of Egypt.
None yet. When a new project in the record names Ministry of Finance (Egypt) as owner, partner or investor, it shows here.
Phase 1 will deliver 569 MWp PV plus 100 MWh battery, supply EgyptAlum under a long‑term PPA, target ~1,500 GWh first‑year output and commercial operations in April 2028.
