Launched in February 2016, National Strategy for Sustainable Development: Egypt’s Vision 2030 is a national agenda aimed at fostering sustainable development across the country by improving the quality of life for residents and addressing key principles such as economic growth, social equity, and climate change. The idea of sustainable development, which emphasizes balancing economic growth with social equity and environmental protection, is at the heart of Vision 2030. Since launching Vision 2030, the government has been implementing a universal healthcare system to provide all citizens with essential services. President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has initiated the first phase of the national health insurance project in several governorates, including Port Said, Ismailia, Suez, and North and South Sinai. Key objectives include eliminating waiting lists for critical surgeries within six months, developing 47 model hospitals across Egypt, and providing comprehensive treatment for Hepatitis C for 45 million citizens in partnership with pharmaceutical companies over two years. Additionally, it seeks to reform the healthcare system to enhance social solidarity and reduce household spending on health, with costs covered for families unable to pay. In 2018, Egypt updated its vision to adapt to global changes…
Egypt’s Vision 2030: A Roadmap for Sustainable Development
September 25, 2024
By Belal Nawar
Senior Journalist
