Research Methodology to be pursued for this study It is seen that the MDG is a global effort aimed at improving human lives on an international level. Thus, the role and responsibilities of the United Nations, (UN), especially the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) are of major importance. Thus, it is necessary that the web-generated reports of the United Nations during the years 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, and the current 2008 reports be made an integral part of this study program. Also, aspects of World Bank findings and reports need to be incorporated for a factual and objective-oriented study of this kind, and since the WB has been a major funding agency, its role cannot be undermined. It has been seen that the data released by the Statistical Department of the Egyptian Government is also necessary since this paper deals with Egypt’s compliance with MDG. The above have been considered appropriate for the purpose of this study. Usage of other methods may not suffice, since those would not meet core requirements, and also the authenticity and genuineness of such reports, especially in the Egyptian context may be irrelevant and not compliant for further research studies on the subject of MDG. Comprehensive and constructive human rights-based critique of MDG in Egypt Introduction The main aspect of the MDG is to set forth and achieve certain definite goals and milestones in core areas of human endeavors, eradication of human-related issues, and overall improvement in the core areas of human lives by the year 2015. The role of the World Bank as a major funding agency for the poorer and underdeveloped economies is quite extremely significant. It could also be argued that unless major international agencies come forward to help poorer nations it would not be possible for them to achieve minimum goals, let alone the MDG threshold on eight significant areas of performance as enunciated by the Millennium Development Goal packages. Again, most countries do not have the necessary infrastructure, technical support skills, or personnel to undertake a massive scale statistical research that is needed to underpin the MDG measures. This is especially so in the Sub-Saharan African countries where the masses are finding it difficult to stave off hunger, deprivation, abject poverty, and a host of issues relating to poverty, including diseases, death, and high crime rates. Thus, the major international organizations like United Nations Development Programs, Aid Africa, Red Cross, and various human rights organizations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are playing crucial roles in trying to provide even the basic needs of food, shelter, and clothing to the poorest of the poor countries in Africa, Somalia, certain belts in Asia and other war-ravaged countries and countries affected by natural calamities in the world. This essay aims at providing an insight into how Egypt has been faring in its commitment towards the achievement of MDG. This North African country with a rich cultural heritage has been on the list of marginally developing countries according to World Bank and other institutional agencies. Here, agricultural activities are major resource gainers, but it is also seen that Egypt has to be alive to the need to nurture industrialization to address future issues so that they will not be left behind in the global growth map. Pol