Udjat Attends EgyBeauty Event: A Strategic Growth Playbook for Founders, Brands, and Business Owners

A beauty exhibition can look like three days of booths, samples, product demonstrations and business cards.

For a founder, however, it can reveal something much more valuable:

where the market is actually moving.

Udjat Agency attended EgyBeauty Africa 2026, held from 25–27 April 2026 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo.

The official event fact sheet describes the seventh edition as a 20,000-square-meter exhibition bringing together 350+ exhibitors, approximately 25,000 visitors, six international pavilions and companies from markets including Egypt, China, Turkey, France, Brazil, Italy, India, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the UK and the United States.

More importantly, it brought several parts of the beauty value chain into one place:

Raw Materials

↓

Manufacturing

↓

Packaging

↓

Brand

↓

Distribution

↓

Retail

↓

Marketing

↓

Customer

That is why Udjat’s presence at EgyBeauty was relevant beyond simple event attendance.

For our team, industry events such as EgyBeauty are opportunities to get closer to:

• founders
• manufacturers
• cosmetics brands
• perfume companies
• packaging suppliers
• distributors
• retailers
• exporters
• product innovators

and understand the commercial realities behind the category.

The objective is not to turn event attendance into an exaggerated success story.

It is to convert:

market exposure into better marketing decisions.

This article explains what founders and business owners can learn from EgyBeauty 2026, what beauty brands should be paying attention to, and how an exhibition can become part of a measurable growth strategy.

Quick Answer: What Was EgyBeauty Africa 2026?

EgyBeauty Africa 2026 was held at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo from 25 to 27 April 2026.

The official event material describes it as a meeting point for industries including:

• cosmetics
• hair products
• perfumes
• fragrances
• packaging
• raw materials
• contract manufacturing

The 2026 fact sheet reported:

EgyBeauty Africa 2026	Official Event Figure
Exhibition area	20,000 m²
Exhibitors	350+
Visitors	Approximately 25,000
International pavilions	6
Event duration	3 days
Venue	Egypt International Exhibition Center
Dates	25–27 April 2026

The organizers also ran a hosted-buyer programme involving buyers from African and Middle Eastern markets and provided a dedicated B2B meeting area connecting hosted buyers with exhibitors.

That changes the commercial value of an exhibition.

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It is not simply:

people looking at products.

It can become:

manufacturers meeting distributors, brands discovering suppliers, exporters meeting buyers and businesses testing market opportunities face-to-face.

Why Udjat Attended EgyBeauty

At Udjat Agency, industry knowledge matters because marketing cannot be separated from how an industry operates.

Beauty marketing is affected by:

• product economics
• formulation
• manufacturing
• packaging
• distribution
• retailer relationships
• product claims
• consumer trust
• creators
• eCommerce
• repeat purchase
• export opportunities

If an agency understands only:

Instagram content,

it understands only one small part of the system.

Our interest in EgyBeauty was therefore consistent with how Udjat approaches the beauty sector:

Listen

↓

Observe

↓

Understand the commercial system

↓

Identify customer and business problems

↓

Build strategy

↓

Execute

Udjat’s dedicated Beauty Marketing Agency Egypt page reflects this approach: category participation is used as a source of market learning, not as an invented client-performance claim.

EgyBeauty Is More Than a Cosmetics Exhibition

One of the most useful lessons from events such as EgyBeauty is that a beauty brand is rarely just:

Product + Marketing.

Behind the finished product sits an entire commercial ecosystem.

Raw Materials

Beauty companies depend on inputs including:

• fragrance components
• active ingredients
• chemicals
• oils
• formulation materials

Manufacturing

Brands may manufacture:

• internally
• through private-label manufacturers
• through contract manufacturers

That decision affects:

• margin
• minimum order quantities
• speed
• product flexibility

Packaging

Packaging influences:

• product cost
• shelf visibility
• logistics
• brand perception
• customer experience

Branding

The same formulation can occupy dramatically different market positions depending on:

• name
• identity
• packaging
• story
• audience
• pricing

Distribution

The brand may sell through:

• pharmacies
• beauty retailers
• supermarkets
• salons
• distributors
• marketplaces
• owned eCommerce

Marketing

Demand then has to be created through:

• social
• creators
• paid media
• retail visibility
• search
• PR
• content

Seeing these layers together is strategically valuable.

The Egyptian Beauty Industry Has Export Potential

Egypt’s beauty and cosmetics sector should also be considered in a wider export context.

In July 2026, Egypt’s State Information Service reported that Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the United Kingdom were the leading markets for Egyptian cosmetics exports in the reviewed sector data. The government described medical industries, including cosmetics, as an area with significant export-growth potential.

Egypt’s Ministry of Industry has also been working with the Chamber of Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics and Medical Supplies Industries on sector-development and export issues.

For a beauty founder, this creates a strategic question:

Are we building an Egyptian brand only for Egypt—or a brand capable of eventually competing regionally?

Those are different businesses.

What Beauty Founders Should Learn From EgyBeauty

A founder walking through a trade exhibition should not only collect catalogs.

Use the event to answer strategic questions.

1. Is Your Product Actually Differentiated?

Walk through 300+ exhibitors and one fact becomes obvious:

customers have choices.

If your positioning is:

• high quality
• premium
• natural
• innovative

you probably do not yet have meaningful differentiation.

Ask instead:

Who is this specifically for?

What problem does it solve better?

Why should someone switch?

What makes the proposition difficult to substitute?

That is positioning.

2. Packaging Is Part of Marketing

Packaging is sometimes treated as:

something the factory handles.

For beauty products, it is one of the strongest marketing assets.

Packaging affects the product:

on shelf

in social content

in an eCommerce thumbnail

during unboxing

inside the customer’s home.

A strong package must balance:

• aesthetics
• function
• production cost
• shipping
• readability
• category codes
• differentiation

That is why Branding should connect with commercial and operational decisions rather than being treated as decoration.

3. A Good Product Does Not Automatically Create a Good Brand

Manufacturers naturally focus on product quality.

That is essential.

But customers usually cannot evaluate formulation quality before purchase.

They first encounter:

Name

↓

Packaging

↓

Content

↓

Reviews

↓

Claim

↓

Price

↓

Retailer

↓

Experience

Marketing’s job is to translate product value into something customers can:

understand and trust.

4. Do Not Launch Before Understanding the Customer

A common startup sequence is:

Develop Product

↓

Choose Logo

↓

Open Instagram

↓

Run Ads

↓

Hope

A stronger process begins with Market Research:

Market

↓

Customer Need

↓

Competitors

↓

Segment

↓

Positioning

↓

Product

↓

Price

↓

Channel

↓

Communication

The difference can prevent expensive mistakes before launch.

5. Your Distributor Is Also a Customer

Many beauty brands think exclusively about:

the final consumer.

But if your model depends on pharmacies, salons, distributors or retailers, you have multiple customers.

Consumer wants:

• effectiveness
• trust
• convenience
• value
• identity

Retailer wants:

• demand
• margin
• sell-through
• reliability

Distributor wants:

• commercial potential
• territory logic
• supply reliability
• support

Your marketing strategy must make the business attractive to each relevant layer.

Beauty Marketing Is a Full-Funnel Problem

A beauty customer rarely moves directly from:

never heard of you

to:

checkout.

The real journey may be:

TikTok Video

↓

Instagram Visit

↓

Creator Review

↓

Google Search

↓

Product Page

↓

Reviews

↓

Retargeting

↓

Purchase

↓

Product Experience

↓

Repeat Order

A useful beauty marketing strategy should therefore manage more than:

social posting.

Beauty Brand Growth Framework

For founders, we recommend thinking across seven layers.

Layer 1 — Market

Understand:

• category
• trends
• competitors
• market size
• customer behavior

Layer 2 — Positioning

Define:

• target customer
• problem
• promise
• differentiation
• reason to believe

Layer 3 — Product & Brand

Align:

• formula
• packaging
• naming
• visual identity
• pricing

Layer 4 — Distribution

Decide where the customer buys:

• DTC
• pharmacy
• retail
• salon
• marketplace
• distributor

Layer 5 — Demand

Create discovery through:

• creators
• content
• paid media
• search
• PR
• events

Layer 6 — Conversion

Improve:

• product page
• proof
• offer
• checkout
• payment
• delivery

Layer 7 — Retention

Build:

• replenishment
• loyalty
• cross-sell
• community
• lifecycle communication

That is a growth system.

Why Beauty Brands Need Strong Positioning Before Paid Media

Paid advertising amplifies whatever already exists.

If the proposition is weak:

advertising scales the weakness.

Suppose three skincare brands all say:

Premium quality skincare made with carefully selected ingredients.

Why choose one?

Strong positioning may instead define:

• specific customer
• specific use case
• specific problem
• specific formulation philosophy
• specific price position

Then advertising has something distinctive to communicate.

Social Media Strategy for Beauty Brands

Beauty is naturally visual.

But that does not mean every brand should publish:

product photo → inspirational quote → sale post.

A stronger content system may include several roles.

Education

Explain:

• ingredients
• routines
• usage
• common mistakes

Demonstration

Show:

• texture
• application
• experience
• use

Proof

Use genuine:

• reviews
• testimonials
• user experiences
• demonstrations where compliant

Brand World

Communicate:

• aesthetic
• lifestyle
• values
• identity

Founder/Expert Content

Explain:

• why the product exists
• development decisions
• category knowledge

Commercial Content

Present:

• bundle
• launch
• availability
• offer

Udjat’s Social Media Management approach can connect these content pillars with wider campaign objectives.

Creator Marketing: Influence Is Not Reach Alone

Beauty brands naturally gravitate toward influencers.

But follower count is a weak standalone selection criterion.

Assess creators using:

• audience fit
• content quality
• authenticity
• previous commercial content
• engagement quality
• creative usefulness
• conversion potential

The right micro-creator can sometimes create more commercial value than a celebrity with a much larger but less relevant audience.

Track:

Creator Cost

↓

Qualified Reach

↓

Traffic

↓

Orders

↓

New Customers

↓

Repeat Purchase

Also consider:

content asset value.

One excellent creator video may continue generating paid-media value long after the original post.

Beauty Performance Marketing Should Measure More Than ROAS

A campaign dashboard may show:

4× ROAS.

But what happens after costs?

A beauty brand should also understand:

• gross margin
• discount
• shipping
• payment fees
• returns
• creator cost
• agency cost
• repeat purchase

The better metric is increasingly:

profitable customer growth.

Explore Performance Marketing.

Customer Acquisition Cost

A simplified formula:

CAC = Total Acquisition Cost ÷ New Customers

If the business spends:

EGP 300,000

across advertising, relevant production and acquisition activities and generates:

1,000 new customers,

CAC is:

EGP 300

Whether EGP 300 is good depends on:

• margin
• AOV
• purchase frequency
• customer lifetime value

There is no universal good CAC.

Repeat Purchase Is Critical in Beauty

Beauty has an important potential advantage:

many products are consumable.

A customer may repurchase:

• skincare
• perfume
• hair care
• cosmetics
• personal care

This means customer economics should not end with:

first order.

Track cohorts.

For example:

Customers acquired in April

↓

30-day repeat

↓

60-day repeat

↓

90-day repeat

↓

180-day value

This helps determine how much acquisition spending the business can realistically support.

eCommerce Should Be Designed Around Beauty Buying Behavior

Beauty eCommerce needs to compensate for things customers cannot experience digitally:

• scent
• texture
• shade
• physical packaging
• consultation

Strong pages should therefore provide richer information.

A product page may need:

• clear photography
• video
• ingredients
• usage
• size
• suitable customer
• benefits
• warnings where appropriate
• reviews
• shipping
• returns

For brands focused on DTC growth, see E-commerce Growth Agency Egypt.

CRO Can Create Growth Without Buying More Traffic

Imagine:

100,000 sessions.

Conversion rate:

1%.

Orders:

1,000.

Improve conversion to:

1.4%.

Orders:

1,400.

Same traffic.

That is why conversion should be treated as a growth lever.

Beauty CRO may investigate:

• product-page clarity
• bundles
• mobile UX
• reviews
• checkout
• payment
• shipping
• product discovery

See Conversion Rate Optimization Agency Egypt.

Search Marketing for Beauty Brands

Beauty discovery may begin on social media.

But search becomes especially important as interest grows.

Customers search questions such as:

• best product for…
• ingredient X vs Y
• how to use…
• product reviews
• brand name
• product name

This creates a content architecture around:

Education

↓

Category

↓

Product

↓

Purchase

SEO can capture demand across that journey.

Explore Udjat SEO.

GEO and AI Discovery for Beauty Brands

Customers increasingly ask AI assistants questions like:

What are the best Egyptian skincare brands?

or:

Which ingredient should I look for?

This means beauty brands should publish content that makes their identity and expertise easy to understand.

AEO/GEO-ready content should clearly establish:

• who the company is
• which products it provides
• who they are for
• what evidence supports claims
• where the business operates

The goal is not to manipulate AI.

It is to create:

clearer, better-supported information.

Exhibitions Are Also Market Research Opportunities

One of the highest-value uses of EgyBeauty is often overlooked:

research.

An exhibition concentrates:

• competitors
• manufacturers
• suppliers
• packaging
• distributors
• buyers

into one physical environment.

That creates opportunities to observe:

Category Density

Which segments are crowded?

Product Innovation

Which formats and ingredients are appearing?

Packaging

Which visual conventions dominate?

Pricing

Where are brands positioning themselves?

Distribution

Which companies are looking for partners?

International Competition

Which countries and suppliers are entering the market?

The event’s official 2026 exhibitor list included companies from multiple international markets across fragrances, cosmetics, packaging and related manufacturing categories.

That makes the exhibition useful for competitive intelligence—not only sales.

A Better Way to Attend Industry Events

Companies often arrive with:

brochures and business cards.

A more strategic approach begins before the doors open.

Before the Event

Define the Objective

Possible objectives:

• distributors
• suppliers
• customers
• partnerships
• market research
• export opportunities
• competitive intelligence

Choose priorities.

Study the Exhibitor List

Identify:

• high-value companies
• potential partners
• competitors
• suppliers

Define an ICP

Who specifically matters?

Prepare Commercial Questions

Do not begin every conversation with:

Let me tell you about our company.

Ask questions.

During the Event

Capture structured information.

For every valuable conversation, record:

• company
• person
• role
• category
• challenge
• opportunity
• urgency
• next step

This can be entered directly into CRM.

After the Event

The business value is often created after the exhibition.

A strong process is:

Conversation

↓

CRM Record

↓

Priority

↓

Personal Follow-Up

↓

Meeting

↓

Opportunity

↓

Outcome

Do not leave valuable contacts in:

a stack of business cards.

Event Lead Qualification Framework

Not every person you meet is a lead.

Classify contacts.

Customer Opportunity

Has a relevant problem and potential buying intent.

Partner

Can create mutual commercial value.

Supplier

Can improve product or operations.

Industry Contact

Useful relationship, but no immediate opportunity.

Research Insight

Conversation produced useful market intelligence.

This prevents the CRM from becoming:

everyone we met.

How to Calculate Event ROI

Event success should not be measured by:

number of business cards.

A more complete model is:

Event Cost

versus:

Commercial Value Generated

Track:

• qualified contacts
• meetings
• opportunities
• pipeline value
• revenue
• partnerships
• supplier savings
• research value

For revenue-focused events:

Event ROI = (Attributed Gross Contribution − Event Cost) ÷ Event Cost × 100

But be careful with attribution.

Some B2B relationships may take months to mature.

Beauty Brands Should Think Beyond Egypt

EgyBeauty Africa itself reflects the regional nature of the opportunity.

Its 2026 hosted-buyer programme listed participants from markets across Africa and the Middle East, including Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Libya and Jordan.

Meanwhile, official Egyptian reporting identifies Saudi Arabia and the UAE among major destinations for Egyptian cosmetics exports.

For founders, this creates several possible growth paths.

Egypt First

Build domestic strength.

GCC Expansion

Adapt:

• price
• positioning
• distribution
• content
• regulations

African Export Markets

Evaluate:

• distributor networks
• pricing
• product-market fit
• logistics

Expansion should follow research.

Not optimism.

Udjat’s Go-to-Market Strategy framework can help businesses structure this decision.

TAM, SAM and SOM for a Beauty Brand

Before expansion, founders should understand market sizing.

TAM

The theoretical total market.

SAM

The part relevant to your category, geography and business model.

SOM

The portion you can realistically capture.

For example:

“The Egyptian beauty market is huge”

is not a strategy.

A more useful question is:

How many customers within our price tier, product category, geography and distribution model could realistically buy?

See Udjat’s TAM vs SAM vs SOM guide.

Beauty Brand Growth: DTC vs Retail

Beauty founders often ask:

Should we sell online or through retailers?

The answer may be:

both.

DTC Advantages

• customer data
• brand control
• higher direct relationship
• retention opportunities

Retail Advantages

• distribution
• trust
• physical discovery
• convenience

The strategic question becomes:

What role should each channel play?

An omnichannel beauty model could use:

Social

→ awareness

DTC

→ education/data

Retail

→ accessibility

Marketplace

→ discovery

Distributor

→ expansion

Beauty Brands Need a CRM Too

CRM is not only for B2B companies.

Beauty businesses can use customer data for:

• segmentation
• VIP customers
• replenishment
• churn
• repeat purchase
• customer support

For B2B beauty companies, CRM can also manage:

• distributors
• retailers
• salons
• wholesalers
• export buyers

An event such as EgyBeauty becomes much more valuable when new business relationships enter a structured follow-up system.

A Beauty Founder Dashboard

A CEO should not review only:

followers and engagement.

Track business metrics.

Growth Area	Example Metrics
Awareness	Branded search, reach, direct traffic
Acquisition	CAC, new customers
Conversion	Conversion rate, checkout completion
Basket	AOV, units per order
Retention	Repeat purchase, cohort revenue
Product	Return rate, review sentiment
Distribution	Active outlets, sell-through
Events	Qualified meetings, pipeline
Profitability	Contribution margin

This turns marketing into a management system.

What Udjat Learned From Being Close to the Category

The strongest takeaway is not:

Beauty brands need more social media.

It is that beauty businesses sit at the intersection of:

Product

Manufacturing

Packaging

Brand

Distribution

Digital Demand

Customer Experience

Marketing cannot compensate permanently for problems in the other layers.

If packaging is wrong:

ads cannot fix it forever.

If distribution is unreliable:

creator demand becomes wasted.

If the Product does not create repeat purchase:

CAC eventually becomes difficult to sustain.

If positioning is generic:

media gets increasingly expensive.

That is why Udjat approaches Beauty Marketing in Egypt from the business outward.

The Udjat Beauty Growth Framework

For founders, the framework can be simplified to:

1. RESEARCH

Understand:

• market
• customer
• competitors
• category

↓

2. POSITION

Define:

• audience
• promise
• differentiation
• pricing logic

↓

3. BUILD

Align:

• brand
• packaging
• website
• content

↓

4. DISTRIBUTE

Choose:

• DTC
• retail
• marketplace
• distributor

↓

5. CREATE DEMAND

Use:

• creators
• social
• paid media
• content

↓

6. CAPTURE DEMAND

Use:

• search
• product pages
• retail availability

↓

7. CONVERT

Improve:

• proof
• offer
• checkout
• customer experience

↓

8. RETAIN

Build:

• lifecycle
• replenishment
• loyalty
• repeat purchase

↓

9. EXPAND

Evaluate:

• new products
• new segments
• export markets

That is a much stronger growth system than:

post more content.

What Founders Should Do Before EgyBeauty 2027

The official EgyBeauty Africa website now lists its next edition for 24–26 April 2027 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo.

Companies considering attendance should prepare early.

90–120 Days Before

Define:

• objectives
• budget
• products
• target contacts

60–90 Days Before

Prepare:

• brand materials
• commercial deck
• samples
• landing page
• lead-capture system

30–60 Days Before

Research:

• exhibitors
• buyers
• distributors
• suppliers

Begin appointment outreach.

During the Event

Track:

• conversations
• insights
• contacts
• opportunities

First Week After

Execute personalized follow-up.

The event lasts three days.

The commercial process may last:

months.

Frequently Asked Questions About Udjat and EgyBeauty

Did Udjat Agency attend EgyBeauty Africa 2026?

Yes. Udjat Agency attended the 2026 EgyBeauty event as part of its ongoing engagement with Egypt’s beauty and cosmetics business ecosystem.

Udjat’s beauty-industry positioning also references its engagement with EgyBeauty as a source of category learning rather than presenting attendance as proof of client performance.

When was EgyBeauty Africa 2026?

EgyBeauty Africa 2026 was held from 25 to 27 April 2026 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo.

How many exhibitors attended EgyBeauty 2026?

The official event fact sheet reported more than 350 exhibitors.

How many visitors attended EgyBeauty 2026?

The organizer’s fact sheet reported approximately 25,000 visitors. This is an organizer-published figure.

What industries does EgyBeauty cover?

The exhibition covers areas including:

• cosmetics
• hair care
• perfume and fragrances
• packaging
• raw materials
• contract manufacturing

Is EgyBeauty only for consumer beauty brands?

No.

Its exhibitor structure includes companies involved in several parts of the supply chain, making it relevant to manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, packaging companies and other B2B participants as well.

Does EgyBeauty include international exhibitors?

Yes. The 2026 official fact sheet listed participating exhibitors from Egypt and multiple overseas markets including France, Italy, China, Turkey, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, UAE, UK and USA.

Does EgyBeauty provide B2B meetings?

Yes. The official fact sheet lists a B2B meeting area designed to connect hosted buyers with exhibitors.

When is the next EgyBeauty Africa event?

The official website currently lists the next edition for 24–26 April 2027 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo.

Why should beauty founders attend exhibitions?

Potential benefits include:

• supplier discovery
• distributor meetings
• competitive research
• trend observation
• partnerships
• export opportunities
• customer conversations

The value depends on preparation and follow-up.

How should beauty brands measure event ROI?

Track:

• qualified meetings
• opportunities
• pipeline
• partnerships
• eventual revenue
• useful market intelligence

rather than only booth traffic or contact volume.

What is the best marketing strategy for a beauty brand in Egypt?

There is no universal strategy.

A strong strategy normally connects:

research + positioning + Product + distribution + content + paid acquisition + conversion + retention.

Does Udjat provide beauty marketing services?

Yes.

Udjat has a dedicated Beauty Marketing Agency Egypt capability covering beauty-sector strategy and growth.

Can Udjat help launch a new cosmetics brand?

Udjat can support relevant parts of a launch through services such as:

• market research
• strategy
• branding
• digital marketing
• social media
• eCommerce
• performance marketing

The exact scope should depend on the business and product.

Can Udjat help beauty brands expand to the GCC?

Udjat can support market research, marketing strategy and go-to-market planning for regional expansion.

Expansion decisions should still account for each target market’s commercial and regulatory requirements.

Conclusion: The Real Opportunity Begins After the Exhibition

EgyBeauty Africa 2026 brought together a large cross-section of the cosmetics, fragrance, packaging, manufacturing and beauty ecosystem.

Official event material reports:

350+ exhibitors

25,000 visitors

20,000 m²

international pavilions

hosted buyers and B2B meetings.

But the numbers are not the most important lesson.

For a founder, the real value is what the environment allows you to understand.

You can see:

• where competition is intensifying
• how products are positioned
• which packaging trends are developing
• which international suppliers are entering
• what distributors are looking for
• where partnership opportunities may exist

The exhibition itself is:

three days.

The value can continue much longer when insights are translated into:

Research

↓

Strategy

↓

Positioning

↓

Product & Brand

↓

Distribution

↓

Demand

↓

Conversion

↓

Retention

↓

Expansion

That is how Udjat approaches industry engagement.

Not as:

“We attended an event.”

But as another way to stay close to the market businesses are asking us to help them grow in.

For beauty, cosmetics, perfume and personal-care companies looking for a growth strategy grounded in their actual commercial model, explore Udjat’s Beauty Marketing Agency Egypt or book a meeting with Udjat.

Sources

1. EgyBeauty Africa — 2026 Fact Sheet
   https://egybeautyafrica.com/fact-sheet/
2. EgyBeauty Africa — 2026 Exhibitor List
   https://egybeautyafrica.com/exhibitors-list-2026/
3. Egyptian Export Development Authority — EgyBeauty Africa 2026 Announcement
   https://www.expoegypt.gov.eg/
4. EgyBeauty Africa — Official Website / 2027 Edition
   https://egybeautyafrica.com/
5. Egypt State Information Service — Medical Industries and Cosmetics Export Development, July 2026
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