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Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (NAC) is an ambitious city project initiated in 2015, covering approximately 170,000 feddans (600 square kilometers). Designed as a smart city, NAC aims to introduce a new model for urban living, with a plan to house around 40 million people by 2050.

Purpose and Vision

The Egyptian government envisions NAC as a dynamic, branded city that redefines the real estate landscape. NAC is set to foster a thriving economic environment through diverse economic activities, ensuring sustainable growth and development.

Location and Accessibility

Situated 45 kilometers east of Cairo, NAC occupies a desert plateau on the east bank of the Nile. It is designed as a self-su  cient city with its own power, water, and transportation infrastructure. Accessible via the Suez Road and Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis, NAC is located around 100 km from Suez and Sokhna and 60 km from central Cairo.

Districts and Features

NAC is divided into 21 districts, each with a unique identity. The city will feature government buildings, residential areas, commercial zones, and entertainment spaces, as well as educational and cultural institutions.

Key features include:

Sustainability: Emphasis on energy eciency and renewable energy.

Technology: Smart city initiatives to enhance the quality of life.

Greenery: Strong focus on environmental preservation. Culture: Celebration of Egyptian culture and heritage.

Notable Projects and Landmarks

NAC includes significant projects across various sectors:

Residential: North Mohammed Bin Zayed settlement and neighborhoods with standalone villas and townhouses.

Governmental: Administrative district, featuring presidential and parliamentary headquarters.

Commercial and Business: Central Business District and Business & Finance District.

Cultural and Recreational: Cultural district, conference center, exhibition city, medical city, sports city, central park, smart city, opera house, Smart Village headquarters, and Knowledge City.

Top Educational Institutions

NAC is home to prestigious universities o ering unique programs with international curricula, such as:

Universities of Canada in Egypt

British Coventry University

European University in Egypt

Hungarian University

German International University

University of Hertfordshire by GAF

Shopping and Entertainment

NAC will feature some of Egypt’s most distinguished shopping malls, including:

The Walk Mall

Paris Mall

Champs Elysées Mall

Commercial Mall

Inizio Mall

Front Gate Mall

The Pavilion Mall

Vinci Street Mall

Aventura Mall

Residential Areas

Covering 40% of NAC’s area, the residential sector includes 20 neighborhoods. Key residential zones are:

R3 New Capital: Capital Residence, a 1,000-acre area near the Central Business and Government Districts, with around 24,000 units.

R5 New Capital: New Garden City, with 23,000 units designed in a French-inspired architectural style reminiscent of old Khedivial Cairo.

R7 New Capital: Known as the “Golden Square,” developed by leading real estate investors, covering 2,500 acres in the first phase and 1,143 acres in the second phase.

Investment Opportunities

Set to become a major economic hub in the Middle East, NAC o ers a wealth of investment opportunities in real estate, business, and infrastructure. With its modern infrastructure, strategic location, and rich natural resources, NAC is positioned to drive Egypt’s economic growth and attract international investors.

Conclusion

Whether you’re interested in real estate investment, business development, or infrastructure projects, the New Administrative Capital provides an ideal environment for growth and opportunity.