Remittances sent home by Egyptians living abroad recorded a sharp acceleration in 2025, reaffirming their central role in financing the national economy. According to a statement released on Monday, January 5, by the Central Bank of Egypt, these financial inflows increased by 42.5% over the first eleven months of the year, reaching approximately $37.5 billion,…...
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