All posts tagged "New Administrative Capital"

Egypt could potentially become the first African and Arab country to host the Summer Olympic Games, in...

RAS AL-TIN PALACE, 1834 One of the oldest-running presidential palaces, Alexandria’s Ras Al-Tin was treasured by Egypt’s...

Whether through property or gold, investment helps young Egyptians manage their income, and speed up their journey...

As part of developing Egypt’s infrastructure and transportation sectors, the Egyptian Ministry of Transport is preparing to...

To support Egypt’s digital transformation strategy, the Egyptian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology is currently working...

Built with impeccable structures and cutting-edge designs, skyscrapers tell stories of ambition and innovation. By definition, a...

In the last few years, the Egyptian government embarked on several projects in the roads and transportation...

“ saw him as a lonely guru, reminiscent of Old Testament prophets, promising that the world would...

On September 3, 2020, Egyptian-Chinese Consortium Samcrete Engineers & Contractors won the bid for executing the Ain...

As Cairo’s population grows and movement and traffic continue to increase within the megacity, changes in infrastructure...

Egypt will open a new archaeological museum in the New Administrative Capital’s arts and culture district adding...

Egypt will be home for Africa’s first vertical forest in its New Administrative Capital, located about 48...

Egypt’s Ministry of Civil Aviation began its experimental operation in the New Administrative Capital Airport (NAC) on...

The Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD) announced that it will host the longest Ramadan Iftar table...

The Egyptian Government announced on Monday that up to 50,000 public sector employees (of nearly 5.5 million...

According to an Instagram post from Idia Design (Architectural Company), Egypt is planning to build one of...

Pope Tawadros II, the pope of Alexandria and the Coptic Orthodox Church, led on Saturday the first...