Export is the driving force that leverages all economic activities in the country. It represents the most important foreign exchange resources necessary to finance economic development plans. Moreover, through increased exports, there is an incentive to induce more investments to meet the demand for products. On the vital role of export in the face of the deficit in the chronic trade balance, which is characteristic of the Egyptian economy, especially in light of the difficulty of reducing the import bill as two-thirds of imports are the requirements of production, equipment, spare parts and intermediary goods that are indispensable in the process of development, this as well as the difficulty of establishing any quantitative restrictions on imports in light of Egypt's obligations to international organizations to continue to liberalize foreign trade policies in the interest of the government in the development of exports, the successive governments have developed a strategy for the development of exports and the removal of the obstacles facing the launching of Egyptian exports to achieve the targeted increase. In the beginning of the 1990s, the government initiated a number of decisions and rules To simplify export operations and eliminated all quantitative restrictions on the list of Egyptian exports and allowed the foreigners to practice the export activity and allowed the export of all products without export permission and allowed the exporters to determine the prices of their exports according to the conditions of foreign markets and has eliminated the exchange rate and allowed the floating of the Egyptian Pound in opposition of foreign currencies, which led to an increase regarding exports ratio encouraging many investors to enter the field of export