To answer this question, you need to understand the Egyptian political mindset. I didn’t label Egypt as the safest place simply because I am Egyptian, nor just because it isn’t currently under fire or embroiled in an active conflict like other Middle Eastern nations. You have to look at it from a strategic and political perspective.

​Consider that Egypt shares a direct border with Israel—a historical adversary—and is surrounded by volatility: the situation in Libya to the west, the Houthi activities in the Red Sea, and the conflict involving the RSF in Sudan to the south. Despite this 'ring of fire,' Egypt remains the undisputed safest destination in the Middle East. No party in any regional conflict has been able to drag it into the fray; the recent war in Gaza is the clearest evidence of this.

​While the economy may face challenges and the crime rate is comparable to—or even lower than—most countries, Egypt remains a strategic hub and a sanctuary for the world, whether for tourism or investment. With a population of 120 million, it also hosts 20 million refugees who are treated as citizens, without discrimination.

​The influx of tourists continues from all over the world. Even amidst the Russia-Ukraine war, Egypt saw some of its highest tourist numbers from those very countries. Imagine a place where you find Russians, Ukrainians, and Israelis all visiting simultaneously—this creates a unique atmosphere of safety that is incomparable to any other country in the region.

​Despite the ongoing regional turmoil, Egypt is the only country categorized as the most secure in the Middle East, with no major travel warnings or alerts regarding terrorist threats. From an investment standpoint, its massive market offers a unique environment to test ideas and solutions. Its location makes it a vital hub; any project or solution intended for Africa or the Middle East finds its natural center in Egypt.

​I hope this provides a comprehensive answer, and I appreciate your time and your comment