Egypt Attracts $46.6bn FDI in 2024 — Nigeria Records $1.08bn, Ranked 19th in Africa
1. Egypt: $46.58bn
2. Ethiopia: $3.98bn
3. Côte d'Ivoire: $3.80bn
4. Mozambique: $3.55bn
5. Uganda: $3.30bn
6. Congo, Democratic Republic of: $3.11bn
7. South Africa: $2.47bn
8. Namibia: $2.06bn
9. Senegal: $2.02bn
10. Guinea: $1.83bn
11. Tanzania: $1.72bn
12. Ghana: $1.67bn
13. Morocco: $1.64bn
14. Mauritania: $1.53bn
15. Kenya: $1.50bn
16. Algeria: $1.44bn
17. Zambia: $1.24bn
18. Gabon: $1.14bn
19. #Nigeria: $1.08bn
20. Chad: $1.02bn
21. Tunisia: $936.5m
22. Cameroon: $925.3m
23. Rwanda: $819.0m
24. Somalia: $765.0m
25. Liberia: $746.8m
26. Mali: $708.6m
27. Mauritius: $681.3m
28. Congo: $603.6m
29. Zimbabwe: $596.7m
30. Benin: $543.0m
31. Niger: $526.5m
32. Botswana: $467.4m
33. Madagascar: $413.3m
34. Seychelles: $298.6m
35. Sierra Leone: $274.0m
36. Gambia: $232.4m
37. Malawi: $220.4m
38. Equatorial Guinea: $188.0m
39. Eswatini: $92.6m
40. Togo: $83.8m
41. South Sudan: $83.4m
42. Burkina Faso: $82.9m
43. Djibouti: $67.8m
44. Cabo Verde: $63.8m
45. Central African Republic: $40.4m
46. Burundi: $31.7m
47. Guinea-Bissau: $26.6m
48. São Tomé and PrÃncipe: $21.9m
49. Comoros: $7.1m
50. Eritrea: -$27.9m
51. Lesotho: -$42.2m
52. Angola: -$136.4m
Note: Libya, Sudan, Réunion, and Mayotte recorded zero net foreign investment in 2024 — no inflows or outflows were reported.
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