Egypt's Tourism Renaissance and Vision for Future Development Highlighted at the 'Story of a Homeland' Conference

Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, the Egyptian Prime Minister, confirmed that Egypt tours and the tourism sector in Egypt have never seen a renaissance like the one that took place during the past nine years.

The Prime Minister added that the government aims to double tourism inputs from Egypt travel packages from $15 billion to $30 billion in 5 years. He continued that Egypt throughout history has not had any complete development experience other than the experience of Muhammad Ali Pasha, which was destined for stability for a period of time.

The Prime Minister explained that during 2013, Egypt witnessed a sharp collapse of infrastructure, high unemployment rates, and low development. He added that countries similar to Egypt's conditions, such as Malaysia, China, and others, have achieved progress in decades.

The Prime Minister added, during the opening of the activities of the “Story of a Homeland” conference in the presence of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, that countries are not built overnight, adding that development was the biggest priority and the key to solving the problems of these countries.

He explained that projects are the path to the state's advancement, in addition to developing ambitious national programs and investing in infrastructure. In addition to paying attention to Egypt classic tours and the tourism sector in the coming period by providing distinctive travel offers to attract tourists, such as Egypt Christmas tours and Egypt Easter tours, explore the amazing history of Egypt and spend a wonderful holiday.

A large number of ministers, politicians, youth, media professionals, and representatives of all segments of society are participating in the Story of a Nation conference, “Between Vision and Achievement.” President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi welcomed the attendees participating in the “A Nation’s Story between Vision and Achievement” conference in the New Administrative Capital. President Sisi explained that the challenges we witnessed were enough to destroy the country, like other countries that have so far been unable to rise again.

President Sisi added: “The Story of the Homeland” will be told from 2011 until now, explaining that this is from the perspective of a country that faces great challenges. President Sisi pointed out that there are countries that fell and did not rise again. He continued, the country cannot live and develop without work, sacrifice, sincerity, and honesty, not through words.

This came during the activities of the “Story of a Homeland” conference between vision and achievement yesterday, Saturday, under the patronage and presence of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, and it will continue for 3 days. It will end on October 2 in the New Administrative Capital, with the participation of a large number of politicians, media figures, representatives of Egyptian society and its various sectors, as well as experts and specialists in various fields.

In conclusion, the "Story of a Homeland" conference served as a platform to reflect on Egypt's journey, share experiences, and discuss strategies for continued development. It showcased the country's resilience and determination to overcome challenges while emphasizing the significance of tourism, including Egypt Nile cruise tours and Egypt shore excursions from various coastal cities such as , in driving Egypt's growth and offering visitors unique and unforgettable experiences.