مستقبل التنمية المستدامة في ظل التداعيات الاقتصادية للجوائح الطبية : إسقاطات على أزمة جائحة "كوفيد-19" بالتطبيق على مصر

الملخص EN

The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed difficult choices in developing and developed countries alike.

With the acceleration of injuries and the increase in the number of deaths and the risk of infection, the countries found themselves facing a great challenge, Either prefer healthy solutions to confront the virus, Or to maintain economic activity and the continuation of the production cycle and the movement of markets.

These choices have profound implications for sustainable development.

Both in relation to the direct impact of the pandemic or in relation to anti-epidemic and contagion control measures, As well as the measures for economic recovery after the epidemic, and the sustainability of public finances.

Assuming that the sustainable development goals fall into the trap of the contrast between disease behavior predicted by economics and economic behavior predicted by epidemiology, the study seeks to analyze the nature of economic shocks resulting from medical pandemics, and assessing the tracks of the macroeconomic policy to face its repercussions.

To find out the mechanisms for promoting sustainable development goals in light of the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.The researcher followed the analytical method based on the inductive, deductive and comparative method.The study concluded that it is necessary to activate the role of economic policy incentives in building an optimal strategy to flatten the epidemic curve, weigh policy trade-offs, and ensure coordination between measures to confront the disease and achieve economic recovery from the perspective of sustainable development goals, This requires the development of an epidemiological economic theory to jointly define health and economic outcomes, and promoting sustainable development goals in the healthy field.