الفهرس 
المقدمة
الإطار النظ رييوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
investment in Egypt
Economic development in developing countries, especially in the early stages on the agriculture sector, which is located on himself to provide food needs of the population and the supply of the domestic industry needs required for the growth and development of raw materials, as well as contributing to the outcome of the state of the foreign exchange needed to bring about economic development by increasing the return on the state of exports depends Agricultural. But the events of this development is the investment of the key tools for economic and social development through increased production, and increase the capacity of the national economy to face global challenges as well as creating new job opportunities contribute to raising the standard of living, which turned out to be the economic sector’s ability alone without the agriculture sector to advance which economic development requires attention to the agricultural sector and increase the size of investments against him.
In this study it was aimed to identify the evolution of agricultural investments in Egypt, and their sources of funding and the structure of investments allocated to the various economic sectors, and to identify the investments in the fields of agriculture, and to identify investment opportunities in Egypt, and to identify also the elements and obstacles to investment in Egypt during the period of (1997 /1998- 2014/ 2015).
The study concluded during the period (1997 /1998-2014/ 2015) to many of the results, most notably the following:
1. Both the agricultural and income national income in Egypt more than statistically proven increase during the study period in the cases of the current price and the average alike.
2. increase the GDP and the public and private sector at current prices and gross domestic product and public and private sector prices adjusted statistically proven to increase during the study period in Egypt.
3. increases gross domestic product (GDP) for the agricultural sector, both public and private at current prices and increase agricultural gross domestic product (GDP) and the private sector to increase prices adjusted statistically proven in agricultural GDP, while the public sector is reduced during the study period.
4. The contrast ratio of the contribution of each of the sectors of agriculture, industry, mining, petroleum and its products, electricity, building and construction, transport and communications, the Suez Canal, trade, finance, insurance, hotels and restaurants, real estate, public utilities, social services, and personal services in GDP Egyptian economy during the study period.
5. The distribution of GNP sources on three important key sectors of commodity sectors, and sectors of production services, and social services sectors.