Egypt

Egypt is the fifty-second (52°) exporting economy in the world. In 2016, Egypt has exported USD 22,35 billions and has imported USD 57,68 billions, with a negative resulting trade balance of USD -35,32 billions. In 2016 Egypt's GDP was USD 336,30 billions and its GDP per capita was USD 3.514.

The main goods exported by Egypt are: Gold (USD 2,65 billions), Crude petroleum (USD 1,81 billions), Refined petroleum (USD 802 millions), (USD 767 millions) and (USD 740 millions).

It's main imports are: Refined petroleum (USD 3,3 billions), Gas (USD 3,2 billions), Vehicles (USD 2,49 billions), Packaged medicines (USD 1,71 billions) and Wheat (USD 1,54 billions).

The main export destinations of Egypt are: (USD 2,83 billions), Saudi Arabia (USD 1,75 billions), Italy (USD 1,47 billions), Turkey (USD 1,44 billions) and United Kingdom (USD 1,05 billions).

The main origins of its imports are: China (USD 10,4 billions), Germany (USD 5,01 billions), Italy (USD 3,78 billions), United States (USD 3,48 billions) and Italy (USD 3,42 billions).

Egypt borders with Israel, Libya and Sudan by land and Cyprus, Greece, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey by sea.

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