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Egypt’s approach to infrastructure development goes

               beyond just expanding transportation networks and

               building new hotels. It places a strong emphasis on
               preservation and enhancement of its wealth of historical

               and archaeological treasures. Infrastructure projects in

               the nation also include restoration and ongoing

               maintenance of ancient sites. Additionally, the country

               has been dedicated to creating visitor centres that offer

               sustainable, educational and enjoyable experiences for
               tourists. The unique approach opens up significant

               opportunities for real estate developers and construction

               planners to engage in long-term projects that contribute

               to Egypt’s cultural heritage and sustainable tourism

               industry.



               Investments in Egypt


               Apart from the government’s dedication to develop the

               country’s infrastructure, Egypt has secured a position as
               an attractive investment destination in the MENA region.

               The country received over USD 9.2 billion in financial

               support for 144 projects from the European Bank for

               Reconstruction and Development. This reflects the

               investors’ confidence in the construction sector of the
               country, which has grown considerably in the past

               decade. According to reports, Egypt’s construction

               market size is projected to grow from USD 46.85 billion

               in 2023 to USD 70.09 billion by 2028, at a CAGR of 8.9

               per cent during the forecast period.


               In light of the high population and low rate of urban

               infrastructure, Egypt has constructed 24 cities in the




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