• The website is an interactive platform presenting the forum's themes and sessions and tracking its outcomes, and it allows users to register and submit proposals on the issues up for discussion.

  • The forum takes place from October 19 to 24, 2026, to discuss the priorities of the coming phase and public concerns.

Counselor Mohamed Adel, official spokesman for the Cabinet, announced that the Cabinet launched the Egypt Forum 2026 website on Thursday, October 1, 2026. The forum is scheduled for October 19 to 24 this month, and the site serves as an interactive platform introducing the forum, its themes and events, and giving citizens, experts and specialists the opportunity to share their views and proposals on the issues and topics up for discussion.

The spokesman said the launch implements the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to give public opinion the utmost importance and to engage with its concerns and questions with a high degree of transparency and a forward-looking vision.

He noted that the website has drawn remarkable interest since its launch: it surpassed 7 million views in its first three days alone, with more than 250,000 visitors in total, while more than 40,000 citizens have registered on the site.

The spokesman added that registered users have submitted more than 5,000 ideas and contributions, of which over 1,500 have been reviewed and published on the forum website across 19 sectors. He noted that the proposals reflect clear public interest in digital transformation, human development and awareness, youth empowerment, and linking education to the labor market.

As for the breakdown of contributions, education came first with 196 contributions, followed by culture and media with 143 and the labor market with 110. The communications and information technology sector led in views, with about 22% of total views, despite ranking fifth by number of contributions.

The spokesman stressed that the website is an integrated platform for learning about the forum's themes and session agenda and following its main events, outcomes and updates as they happen. It also includes a media corner with the latest news, videographics and infographics, a document center, and a "Share Your Opinion" service that allows users to register and submit proposals on the issues up for discussion.

The Cabinet spokesman concluded by inviting citizens, experts and specialists to visit the forum website at https://EgyptForum.gov.eg and share their views and proposals, contributing to shaping the priorities of the coming phase.