Attracting over 2,000 investors, consultants, and public officials, the Egypt Economic Development Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh resulted in $60 billion in investment agreements and pledges, and revived international interest in Egypt’s economy. But after the fanfare, will Egypt’s government and business leaders sustain the summit’s outcomes for a meaningful impact? How will President Sisi’s tax, subsidy, and investment reforms change the opportunities available to Egyptian and foreign investors in Egypt’s private sector?  And what additional steps will the government need to take to restore fiscal stability and drive sustained and inclusive economic growth for all Egyptians?