One of the most prominent changes that the global economy has witnessed due to the development of information and communication technology is the emergence of new terms in the economics dictionary, such as the term "financial inclusion", which is one of those concepts that have spread strongly during the past few years. especially in some developing countries that lack this type of clear market mechanisms, which guarantee a great deal of transparency in dealing and financial stability. Egypt's vision (2030) for sustainable development includes many goals in a number of axes related to the economy, social justice, environment, energy and human development Reaching high rates of financial inclusion is no longer a type of luxury, but rather has become a challenge facing the decision maker, especially in developing countries, where financial inclusion has become one of the pillars of economic growth. As a result of its ability to integrate the informal economy for individuals and institutions within the official economic structure of the state, in addition to ensuring the development of services provided by the financial institutions included in its scope due to the availability of an element of competitiveness between institutions, and from here it is clear that progress in financial inclusion enhances financial stability It also contributes to economic growth and financial efficiency, unlike the social aspect with regard to improving the living conditions in general for members of society, especially marginalized groups. The research aimed to analyze the term financial inclusion and identify the most important obstacles that exist in the Egyptian economy to implement this policy, in addition to evaluating the steps set for its application and its success, and how to face the challenges that hinder it in the Egyptian economy through building and preparing a national strategy for financial inclusion, and identifying a mechanism to enhance inclusion Finance in Egypt. In addition to exposure to the support programs that translate the orientations of the economic public policy towards a large proportion of the segments of society, and their programs define the basic objectives of the state's financial policy towards reducing the poverty rate and securing sources of income for these impoverished groups.