El-Sisi stressed Egypt’s readiness to address any challenges that could affect the implementation of joint projects.
The UAE was the largest BRICS investor in Egypt at $4.7 billion, followed by Saudi Arabia at $1.1 billion, China at $277.6 million, Russia at $62.4 million and India at $17.8 million.
El-Shenawy said the discussions also highlighted the opportunities available in the Egyptian market and its potential to attract foreign direct investment.
El-Sisi made the remarks during his participation in the BRICS summit of heads of state and government in New Delhi.
At the top of priorities was the launch of joint projects in critical sectors, including renewable energy, advanced technologies, and artificial intelligence.
