Egypt expands Sukari Gold Mine operations as part of national mining strategy
CAIRO – 16 May 2025: The Cabinet's Media Center released a video underscoring the importance of the Sukari Gold Mine, which it described as one of the largest gold mines in the world.
The video detailed the mine's ongoing expansion operations in Egypt's Eastern Desert, aimed at increasing the gold reserves. It also emphasized that highly skilled Egyptian technical labor is working around the clock using the most advanced equipment globally to maximize production and ensure the highest quality standards.
On Thursday, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly conducted an extensive field visit to the Sukari Gold Mine in the Marsa Alam area of the Eastern Desert. During the visit, he reviewed the various stages of gold ore production. The visit came to reflect the government's commitment to supporting and developing the mining sector and encouraging investment in this vital industry.
Madbouly stressed the critical importance of the mineral wealth sector in Egypt. He noted the state's dedication to formulating a strategic plan for the development of this sector, under the directives of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, with the goal of achieving the maximum possible economic return.
According to him, a comprehensive roadmap has been established to implement this strategy, focusing on enhancing the performance of the mining sector, utilizing Egypt's diverse mineral resources, and expanding extractive industries.
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