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Egypt's debt. In plain sight.

Official figures, with dates and sources. Estimates are clearly labelled and never presented as live data.

Budget-sector debt

EstimateNot live data

Official figure: 16,411,777,000,000 EGP As of mof.gov.eg

Population: 109,540,965 As of www.egypttoday.com

Method: 16,411,777,000,000 EGP + 7,866,646,739 EGP × days

The per-citizen figure divides the estimate by the population shown below.

Debt of the budget sector as reported by Egypt's Ministry of Finance. It is not every public liability; for example, central-bank-related debt is outside this measure.

External debt (total, all sectors)

EstimateNot live data

Official figure: 164,776,400,000 USD As of www.cbe.org.eg

Population: 109,540,965 As of www.egypttoday.com

Method: 164,776,400,000 USD + 22,157,260 USD × days

The per-citizen figure divides the estimate by the population shown below.

Debt owed to non-residents by all sectors covered by the Central Bank of Egypt's statistics (government, central bank, banks and others). The budget sector's external debt is part of this total.

The two measures use different definitions and partly overlap. Do not add them together.

A moving number is not a live statistic.

The estimate starts from a dated official figure and adds a fixed daily change. It does not account for repayments, new borrowing, exchange-rate movements, data revisions or changes in statistical definitions. The assumptions are illustrative, not an official forecast.

Budget-sector debt rose from EGP 14,964,314 million (30 June 2025) to EGP 16,411,777 million (31 December 2025), which is 1,447,463 million over 184 days. External debt rose from USD 156,689 million (31 March 2025) to USD 164,776.4 million (31 March 2026), which is 8,087.4 million over 365 days.