President Sisi gambles on economic overhaul. Egypt has faced difficult economic, political, and social realities since the 2011 revolution. Now, the Egyptian government has agreed to substantial economic reforms for a $12 billion loan from the IMF in order to revive the nation’s economy. Going forward, investors will see significant opportunities in several sectors as Egypt tries to resurrect its international reputation as a safe and steady business partner in a volatile region.

Speaking exclusively to World Business Times, President Sisi discusses the challenges Egypt faces, including its troubles inherited from the country’s revolutionary upheavals. Government ministers and Egyptian business leaders also weigh in on what the future holds for the nation. Finance minister Dr Amr El-Garhy discusses his plan to reduce Egypt’s budget deficit to single digits, and tourism minister Yehia Rashed unveils his Six by Six Plan to revive the country’s faltering tourism industry.

As the country faces a promising but uncertain future, World Business Times brings you in depth analysis on what a changing Egypt could mean for business insiders and foreign investors.