According to Law No. 72 of 2017, several entities are responsible for regulating and overseeing investment affairs in Egypt, aiming to create an attractive climate for investors, streamline procedures, and support all investors.

The Supreme Council for Investment is established and presided over by the President of the Republic. All State bodies are obligated to implement the decisions issued by the Council. The Supreme Council for Investment is competent to:
As per Resolution No. 2687 of 2024 regulating the competencies of the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade, the resolution stipulated in its first article that the Ministry shall promote investment and enhance foreign trade in the Arab Republic of Egypt, and shall undertake the following tasks and responsibilities in terms of investment promotion:
Pursuant to the Investment Law No. 72 of 2017, the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) is a public economic authority that reports to the Competent Minister. GAFI is responsible for regulating, developing, administering, and promoting investment in Egypt, in a manner that attain the Country`s economic development plan. The main functions of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones are as follows:
(Responsible for issuing approvals, permits, or licenses):
These bodies include the relevant ministries, governorates, authorities, and other entities responsible for licensing and land allocation according to the type and nature of the investment activity. The law requires coordination among these entities through the “Investors Services Center”, which serves as a unified point of contact to expedite procedures and ensure transparency and clarity for both domestic and foreign investors.