Public Private Partnerships Projects for Infrastructure, Public
Utilities and Services ("PPPs") has
received focused attention from the Egyptian Government since the
issuance of the Public Private Partnerships Law in 2010 and its
amendment in 2021.
World Bank records that in the period from 2010 till 2023, 45
PPPs were concluded with total investment value of USD 13,258
million in infrastructure fields of electricity, ICT, greenfield,
ports, railways, water disposal and sewage.
There is still an increased government focus on PPP as the
Egyptian Minister of Finance has also declared that:
During 2024, 10 PPPs were signed at a total investment cost of
about EGP 19.8 billion, nine other new projects under offering at
an investment cost of about EGP 53.9 billion, and 10 other projects
being prepared for offering - upon approval of the Supreme
Committee for Partnership with the Private Sector - at an
investment cost of about EGP 37 billion.