Key Facts About the New Administrative Capital 

Introduction to the New Capital

The New Administrative Capital is not just a residential project but one of Egypt’s most ambitious national developments, officially announced in 2015 as a cornerstone of Egypt Vision 2030.
Planned as a fully integrated smart city, it is designed to accommodate millions of residents, offering them a modern and sustainable lifestyle while easing the burden on Greater Cairo, which has long struggled with overpopulation and congestion.
The city also aims to create a civilized urban community with smart infrastructure, vast green spaces, modern transportation systems, and dedicated business districts, positioning it as a prime hub for both local and foreign investment.

Objectives of the New Administrative Capital

The development of the New Administrative Capital was launched to achieve several long-term strategic goals, most notably:

• Redistributing population density from Cairo to a carefully planned modern city with advanced infrastructure.
• Boosting the Egyptian economy by attracting major investments across real estate, commerce, technology, and services.
• Creating diverse job opportunities during both the construction phases and after completion, helping reduce unemployment rates.
• Establishing an eco-friendly city that relies on clean energy systems and smart technologies for efficient resource management.
• Strengthening Egypt’s regional standing by building a competitive financial and administrative hub in the Middle East.
  

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Location of the New Administrative Capital

The New Administrative Capital is located to the east of Cairo, occupying a highly strategic position. It lies on the borders of Badr City and Mostakbal City, between the Cairo–Suez Road and the Cairo–Ain Sokhna Road, approximately 60 kilometers from downtown Cairo.
Its location is considered ideal for several reasons:

• It is only a short distance from New Cairo, Fifth Settlement, and Madinaty.
• It is close to the Suez Canal Axis and major ports, supporting international trade.
• It enjoys easy accessibility from all governorates via a modern network of highways and railways.

Area of the New Capital and Development Phases

The New Administrative Capital extends over an area of nearly 170,000 feddans, equivalent to the size of a major city, and has been divided into three main development phases:

1. Phase One:

• Covers around 40,000 feddans.
• Includes the Government District, Central Business District, residential neighborhoods, and service projects.
• Construction began in 2016, with a large number of projects already completed, units delivered, and government institutions starting their relocation in 2018.

2. Phase Two:

• Focuses on residential areas, consisting of multiple neighborhoods offering villas, townhouses, and apartments of different standards, all supported by integrated services.
• Adds new neighborhoods and larger entertainment zones, covering about 47,000 feddans, with work launched in 2018.
  

3. Phase Three:

• Completes all remaining districts and connects them with new projects.
• Involves full infrastructure development, expansion of green spaces, parks, and recreational facilities, along with cultural and sports complexes, across 97,000 feddans.

Once all three phases are completed, the New Administrative Capital will host over 20 fully integrated neighborhoods, in addition to dozens of schools, hospitals, cultural centers, and entertainment hubs - making it one of the largest governmental and administrative cities in the world.

Advantages of the New Administrative Capital

• Fully Smart City: Operates through advanced electronic systems for facilities management, supported by high-speed internet networks.
• Vast Green Spaces: The Green River and open landscapes create both a healthy and aesthetically pleasing environment.
• Modern Transportation: Includes the electric train, monorail, and an advanced road network connecting it to Cairo and other major cities.
• Diverse Residential Districts: Offering housing options that cater to different economic levels.
• Comprehensive Services: Featuring international schools and universities, hospitals, shopping centers, and entertainment areas.

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Key Landmarks of the New Administrative Capital

The Government District: Home to ministry headquarters, the House of Representatives, and the Senate.

The Central Business District (CBD): Features commercial, residential, and entertainment complexes, alongside bank headquarters, financial institutions, and the Central Bank of Egypt. 

The Iconic Tower: Standing at 385 meters, it is the tallest skyscraper in Africa, located in the heart of the CBD.

The Green River: An 11-kilometer-long mega project serving as the city’s main lifeline.

Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque: The largest mosque in the Arab world and the Middle East, spanning 250,000 square meters with a capacity of around 17,000 worshippers. 

The City of Arts and Culture: Includes a new opera house, theaters, and exhibition halls.

Premium Residential Districts: Such as R1 and R2, offering a wide range of housing units suitable for all economic segments.

Investment Opportunities in the New Administrative Capital

The New Administrative Capital offers a golden opportunity for investors across multiple sectors:

1. Residential Sector:
   – Apartments, villas, and luxury units in a variety of sizes.
   Rising demand expected with the relocation of ministries and companies.
   
2. Commercial Sector:
   – Malls and shopping centers in prime locations.
   Retail outlets within vibrant, high-density neighborhoods.
   
3. Administrative Sector:
   – Office spaces for global and regional companies.
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4. Medical Sector:
   Hospitals and medical centers equipped with the latest technologies.
   Opportunities for investors to establish specialized clinics.
   

The New Administrative Capital is not just an urban development project but a strategic vision to shape Egypt’s future. By combining smart planning with cutting-edge technology, it aims to establish a world-class city on Egyptian soil—making it one of the most influential projects defining the country’s progress in the decades ahead.

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