Why is Egypt moving towards construction and housing in the New Administrative Capital?

Building in new cities and the trend towards reconstruction in new cities is a strategic matter for the state. New cities are a haven to relieve crowding and residential growth in the old cities and in the center of the country. There are many government departments and ministries that have been transferred to the new cities, with the aim of achieving development and urbanization throughout the Republic. These cities are called fourth generation cities and they are among the Egypt's goals for urban development in 2052, at the forefront of which is the New Administrative Capital.

The state is working to establish an integrated infrastructure. Providing all services, facilities, networks, organizing roads, providing transportation, and establishing projects. In order to prepare new cities such as New Cairo. It does not include Beit Al Watan, Fifth Settlement, New Narges, Fifth Settlement, Shorouk City, Sheikh Zayed City, New Alamein City, Galala City, New Damietta, and other new cities in all governorates.

The area of the New Administrative Capital is 170 thousand acres, and buildings occupy about 40% of the total area to be allocated for housing.

Advantages of living in the New Administrative Capital:

1. Luxurious building design comparable to European design

2. The presence of artificial lakes

3. The width of streets and roads reaches 120 meters

4. The presence of the skywalk linking the New Administrative Capital to the center of the country, and the availability of transportation

5. Close to Beit Al Watan, Fifth Settlement

6. Integrated infrastructure, including water, light, electricity, telephone networks, roads, and the Internet

7. The new administrative capital is scheduled to include government agencies and entertainment venues.

8. It is about 60 kilometers away from Ain Sokhna, Suez, and the Suez Road leading to Jandali Road. It is the main road leading to the New Administrative Capital.

9. There are different schools in the New Administrative Capital

10. The presence of Al Masa Hotel

11. There are also mosques and churches

12. The presence of entertainment places with international decor, such as the Green River, the Central Park, and the Sports city

13. There are apartments for sale in the New Administrative Capital with different payment and installment systems

14. There is a bicycle path

15. The presence of large green spaces, the construction rate does not exceed 40%

16. There are also many universities such as Canada International University, the New Hungarian University, the German University, and the American University

What are the areas near the New Administrative Capital?

Areas close to the New Administrative Capital include Beit Al Watan, Fifth Settlement, New Narges, Fifth Settlement, Madinaty, Shorouk City, and Badr City. It is about 60 km away from Ain Sokhna and is located between Cairo - Suez and Cairo - Ain Sokhna.

What is the location of the New Administrative Capital?

The New Administrative Capital is located on the borders of Badr City between two roads, the Suez Road and the Ain Sokhna Road, as it is 60 km from Ain Sokhna.

What are the most important landmarks of the New Administrative Capital?

The Central Park, the New Administrative Capital Tower, Zahar Mall, in addition to the bicycle path, the Green River, the Central Park, the City of Culture and Science, the Sports city, and the Al Masa Hotel.

What are the advantages of living in the New Administrative Capital?

Calmness, privacy, road organization, European architectural designs, distance from crowds, and the availability of vast green spaces. It is also characterized by the presence of schools and universities, and the transfer of many ministries and government agencies to the New Administrative Capital.