What was the name of the economic policy, introduced in 1974, that reversed Nasser's state-socialist model by opening Egypt to foreign investment and private enterprise?

• A Infitah ✓
• B Intifada
• C Islah
• D Ihya

The Infitah ('Opening') was Anwar Sadat's economic liberalization policy (Law 43 of 1974) that dismantled the Arab socialism of the Nasser era, encouraging foreign capital, reducing state monopolies, and fostering a new entrepreneurial class — though critics noted it also fuelled corruption and inequality.