Eight Indian companies are planning substantial investments totaling approximately $1 billion in Egypt by 2025, with a focus on sectors such as renewable energy and green hydrogen. These investments are a result of discussions initiated during a visit to India by the Egyptian Commercial Representation Authority in September. The companies are expected to further explore investment opportunities in Egypt in the near future. This move is expected to boost Indian investments in Egypt to around $5 billion by the following year, showcasing a significant increase from the current $3.5 billion level. The bilateral agreement signed in 2023 between President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to strengthen economic and cultural ties between the two countries, particularly emphasizing cooperation in key sectors such as IT, pharmaceuticals, higher education, and renewable energy, including green hydrogen. Egypt also has ambitions to enhance trade exchange with India, targeting a 15% increase by 2025 to reach $8.5 billion. The trade relationship involves Egyptian imports of goods like meat, iron, and machinery from India, while Egypt exports products like fertilizers, cotton, and salt to India.