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Looking for a faster path into global markets without starting from scratch? We sit down with Egypt’s ambassador Mr Hani Mohamed Nagi to map out a clear route for Australian businesses to scale across Africa, the Middle East, and Europe using Egypt as a strategic base. This is a practical tour of policy, opportunity, and on‑the‑ground support that helps founders, exporters, and investors move from interest to action.
We unpack Egypt’s growth story and why structural reforms have made it easier to set up, operate, and expand. You’ll hear how the one‑stop investor service center streamlines registration and permits, and how the golden license compresses approvals for strategic projects in renewables, manufacturing, logistics, and export-led industries. The incentives run deep: customs relief for production machinery, targeted tax deductions, golden visas for priority sectors, and clear rules on profit repatriation. Pair that with a domestic market of over 110 million people and trade agreements that open doors to 102 countries, and you have a platform purpose-built for regional expansion.
Sector by sector, the opportunities are concrete. Mining remains a standout with proven Australian operators and new junior explorers active across gold and critical minerals. Energy is accelerating, from solar to green hydrogen, supported by COP27-era partnerships and strong investor interest. Education links are growing too, as universities build joint programs that feed talent into industry collaboration. We also talk business culture—fast, direct, and outcomes-focused—and the infrastructure that keeps things moving: ranked roads, multiple airports, and major seaports.
The human element matters. A well-integrated Egyptian diaspora in Australia bridges trust and offers real-world proof points, while rising tourism and cultural ventures show how small projects can scale into broader trade. We close with practical guidance: how the embassy engages with companies, who to talk to, and what to expect during a market visit to free zones and key agencies. If you’re exploring new growth channels or seeking a launchpad into multiple regions, this conversation lays out exactly where to start and how to build momentum.
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By Canberra Business ChamberLooking for a faster path into global markets without starting from scratch? We sit down with Egypt’s ambassador Mr Hani Mohamed Nagi to map out a clear route for Australian businesses to scale across Africa, the Middle East, and Europe using Egypt as a strategic base. This is a practical tour of policy, opportunity, and on‑the‑ground support that helps founders, exporters, and investors move from interest to action.
We unpack Egypt’s growth story and why structural reforms have made it easier to set up, operate, and expand. You’ll hear how the one‑stop investor service center streamlines registration and permits, and how the golden license compresses approvals for strategic projects in renewables, manufacturing, logistics, and export-led industries. The incentives run deep: customs relief for production machinery, targeted tax deductions, golden visas for priority sectors, and clear rules on profit repatriation. Pair that with a domestic market of over 110 million people and trade agreements that open doors to 102 countries, and you have a platform purpose-built for regional expansion.
Sector by sector, the opportunities are concrete. Mining remains a standout with proven Australian operators and new junior explorers active across gold and critical minerals. Energy is accelerating, from solar to green hydrogen, supported by COP27-era partnerships and strong investor interest. Education links are growing too, as universities build joint programs that feed talent into industry collaboration. We also talk business culture—fast, direct, and outcomes-focused—and the infrastructure that keeps things moving: ranked roads, multiple airports, and major seaports.
The human element matters. A well-integrated Egyptian diaspora in Australia bridges trust and offers real-world proof points, while rising tourism and cultural ventures show how small projects can scale into broader trade. We close with practical guidance: how the embassy engages with companies, who to talk to, and what to expect during a market visit to free zones and key agencies. If you’re exploring new growth channels or seeking a launchpad into multiple regions, this conversation lays out exactly where to start and how to build momentum.
Enjoyed the conversation? Follow the show, share it with a colleague, and leave a quick review to help more business owners find these insights.