India and Egypt have agreed to strengthen economic cooperation by expanding investment flows and facilitating digital services trade during high-level bilateral discussions.

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• India and Egypt discussed measures to increase two-way investment flows and deepen bilateral economic cooperation during discussions held alongside the BRICS 2026 meetings.
• Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met Egypt’s Investment and Foreign Trade Minister Mohamed Farid Saleh during the BRICS 2026 Trade Ministers’ Meeting.
• Both countries explored ways to facilitate smoother cross-border trade in digitally delivered services and create a more supportive environment for businesses.
• The discussions focused on expanding investment opportunities, strengthening commercial engagement and building stronger economic linkages between India and Egypt.
• India is using its BRICS 2026 presidency to promote deeper trade cooperation, resilient investment partnerships and sustainable economic growth among member countries.
• India’s BRICS priorities include stronger manufacturing competitiveness, technological cooperation, resilient value chains and sustainable industrial development across participating economies.
• Digital services, technology-enabled logistics and innovation are emerging as important areas for expanding India-Egypt economic cooperation and improving cross-border commercial connectivity.
• India is also promoting MSMEs, startup innovation, clean energy cooperation and technology-driven logistics as part of its broader international economic engagement.