Egypt's Skyrocketing Trade with G20 Nations: A Bright Economic Future Ahead!
In a significant boost for its economy, Egypt’s trade with the G20 countries soared to an impressive .4 billion in the first three quarters of 2025, reflecting a robust year-on-year growth of 14.1%, according to fresh data released by Africazine. This positive trend showcases Egypt’s growing economic engagement with some of the world’s largest economies and underscores the nation’s strategic efforts to strengthen its global trade relations.
The announcement comes on the heels of the recent G20 Summit in Johannesburg, where Egypt was prominently represented by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. This participation not only signifies Egypt’s growing diplomatic footprint but also highlights its commitment to engaging with global partners to foster economic collaboration.
Diving deeper into the numbers, Egyptian exports to G20 partners reached an exciting .7 billion, marking a substantial increase of 10.6% compared to the same period in 2024. The breakdown of key export categories is particularly noteworthy: vegetables and fruits led the charge at billion, closely followed by ready-made garments at .9 billion. Other significant contributors included mineral fuels (.7 billion), electrical equipment (.3 billion), fertilizers (.1 billion), and iron and steel, which brought in 4.6 million.
On the import front, Egypt showed a dynamic expansion, importing .7 billion worth of goods from G20 economies — a remarkable 15.2% rise compared to 2024. China
