Real estate consultant, Engineer Yasser Abdullah, said that the New Administrative Capital and El Alamein City are a model to be emulated in real estate investment and development and a tool to attract investors, whether Arabs or foreigners, to invest in Egypt and abroad.
Yasser Abdullah added that Egypt was able, in a short period of time, to establish the New Administrative Capital and El Alamein City with these international specifications, which indicates good planning by the leadership, explaining that this real estate boom in Egypt, especially the New Administrative Capital and El Alamein City, has made Egypt a model for successful and distinguished real estate investment.
Yasser Abdullah pointed out that the Egyptian government was able to convince the foreign investor that Egypt is an oasis of security and stability, and has great investment opportunities that represent a qualitative shift in the field of investment, especially real estate in the region.
Engineer Yasser Abdullah stressed that Egypt is currently experiencing a qualitative shift in the infrastructure and real estate sectors, noting that the new Egyptian cities and the development of old ones are among the government's priorities.
He noted that the New Administrative Capital and El Alamein City include global projects and technological capabilities and include a number of shops and malls, and are characterized by the presence of a large group of services.
