President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania has put on hold plans to create what would have been East Africa's largest port in Bagamoyo, 75 kilometres north of Dar es Salaam, which were announced in October 2015 by President Jakaya Kikwete, with some villagers moving to clear the way for construction.
Tanzania, China Merchant Holdings International (CMHI), China's largest port operator, and the government of Oman signed a pact to build the port and create a special economic zone to transform the country into a regional business centre.
When President Magufuli entered office in November 2015, however, the project was put on hold as the government focused on expanding the ports of Dar es Salaam, Tanga, and Mtwara
The Egyptian National Authority for Tunnels signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Egyptian Orascom Construction and Arab Contractors, as well as Siemens Mobility of Germany, to design and build Egypt's first high-speed rail line at a cost of $23 billion.
The deal was signed on January 14 in Cairo in the presence of Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, and it was for a 1,000-kilometer high-speed network, with the first line stretching 460 kilometres from Ain Sukhna on the Gulf of Suez to the east, through the city. The administrative capital is near Cairo and on the Mediterranean coast at El Alamein, according to Orascom, and the first line, which is expected to cost over three billion dollars, will transport passengers and freight.
A second route would connect the Red Sea's major port with Alexandria and the Matrouh port of Gargoub, according to the article. Hurghada, Safaga, Qena, and Luxor are all connected by the third. And a fourth connecting 6th of October City to Luxor and Aswan, with Orascom, Arab Contractors, and Siemens Mobility receiving $23 billion to build and maintain the entire network, according to the site.
The Tahrir Petrochemical Complex (TPC) is a $10.6 billion project planned by Carbon Holdings that includes a 1.5 million ton of ethylene cracker and a 1.4 million dollars polyethylene factory.
The project was originally scheduled to be completed in 2017, but it has been delayed due to a number of factors, including the Egyptian revolution and subsequent turmoil. Recent delays have been linked to funding issues, and the Tahrir Petrochemical Complex is one of Egypt's most expensive construction projects.
The EPC contracts have yet to be implemented since Carbon Holdings, the project's parent company, is still looking for equity funding and is currently debating and completing technical schedules and other aspects related to the EPC contracts.
The CBD, which is now under construction in the New Administrative Capital (NAC), is expected to become one of Egypt's most important contemporary historical landmarks. The CBD project consists of 20 high-rise buildings that will breathe new life into Egypt's economic and social development once completed.
The $3.4 billion project's foundation stone was placed in March 2018. The project, which will be performed by the China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), will cover a total area of 1.7 million square metres and will include a variety of multi-purpose services and units, including commercial, leisure, and residential units.
The Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD) has agreed to finish the project in three years with CSCEC.
The Commercial Bank of Dubai will also house the Egyptian Central Bank's headquarters, as well as the country's largest printing machine for banknotes, a bank-only section, and residential, administrative, service, and commercial units. As part of the project, CSCEC plans to construct a total of 20 buildings in the neighbourhood, including the landmark 385-meter-high, 80-story tower, which will be the tallest in Egypt and Africa once completed.
The iconic tower that is under construction in the commercial district of the New Administrative Capital has 60 floors, with 11 floors added since October 2020 to bring the total to 60. The tower's height is expected to reach 400 metres, with 79 floors, which means that 19 floors remain to complete Africa's tallest tower.
The distinctive tower is one of 20 prospective buildings in the region that are being built at a cost of $3 billion, eight of which have already been finished. The project is a joint venture between the New Urban Communities Authority and the Chinese corporation CSCEC.
The new city of Alamein is the first model to accommodate more than 3 million people for its new generation of one million cities with a cost of 40 billion pounds, with the good city of Alamein planned on an area of 48,000 acres, or 201 million and 600,000 metres, to be the model for a comprehensive urban planning strategy.
The first phase of the tourist berths will be 7 kilometres long, with the second phase being 14 kilometres long, and will include civil works, finishing works, the construction of the sand bridge and city gates, the construction of two bridges over the strait over the lakes and pedestrian bridges over the straits 3 and 4 according to the city's strategic plan, and the formation of the lake sides in the coas. And the construction of three towers in the coastal area, each with 34 stories (148 metres) and a total floor area of 150,000 square metres, on 39,000 square metres.
The Pentagon in Virginia may be the most famous, but the imposing Russian Ministry of Defence headquarters is also impressive, and the Chinese Ministry of National Defence building in Beijing is also well known, when it comes to the power headquarters of major militaries around the world, gigantic structures are the same as I think, Although the Pentagon in Virginia is the most well-known, the massive Russian Ministry of defence headquarters and the Egyptian Ministry of National defence complex in Cairo are also well-known.
The Egyptian Ministry of Defence is leading the way in a massive and complex operation to relocate government offices to a new administrative capital some 20 miles east of crowded, and in some cases deteriorating, Cairo.
The project began in 2015 as a big vision and as a solution to alleviate logistical challenges owing to Cairo's congestion. It consists of eight "nested" octagonal outbuildings, with two more buildings in its core, and what appears to be the capacity to add two more buildings within this hub in the future. And to present Egypt in a fresh light.
The Egyptian General Authority for Nuclear and Radiological Regulations (ENRRA) granted the plant a site approval permit in March 2019, with the first unit expected to be operating in 2021 and the Dabaa plant expected to be finished in 2026.
The power plant will be made up of four pressurised water reactors (PWRs) with a combined capacity of 4.8 GW, representing up to 50% of Egypt's power generation capacity. The project is intended to stimulate Egypt's economy and industrial development by providing up to 50,000 jobs.
The vast multi-purpose Pearl project is Qatar's largest real estate initiative. The Pearl project consists of ten residential areas with 20 to 40 stories of residential towers, villas, homes, and restaurants, as well as public spaces such as schools, mosques, shopping malls, and entertainment centres, all of which contribute to Qatar's vitality and the spirit of a multicultural community in all of its forms.
The Pearl, a man-made island and one of Doha's largest real estate projects, was designed in detail by Dar Al Handasah. The Pearl master plan features a zigzag beachfront with direct access to the sea, as well as various public parks, open spaces, and recreational playgrounds.
The Sukurova government planned to create the Cukurova municipality urban transformation project in Cukurova, Adana, Turkey, using China Overseas Engineering Group as the contractor. The project included the construction of 2,000 housing units over a 2,200,000 square metre area. The new-style buildings will be substantially improved after the project is completed. In terms of comfort and beauty, the seismic ability will be considerably improved at the same time, which will effectively decrease house collapse and injuries during earthquakes.
The cost of the project reached 2 billion dollars and was completed in 2020 After it was started in early 2017, the Turkish government is establishing this project to overcome irregular migration as a result of the Arab Spring.
The Four Points by Sheraton Jeddah, Obhur Corniche, will be developed by the Al-Murjan Group and will be located on the South Obhur Corniche in Jeddah, Makkah Al-Mukarramah, Saudi Arabia. The project will contain a 306-room hotel with 196 studio rooms, 110 one-bedroom suites, and two food and beverage outlets, as well as a fitness facility with an indoor and outdoor pool and a boardroom for meetings.
Both leisure and business guests will like the hotel. Four Points by Sheraton Hotels will reflect the brand's promise to provide what matters to today's independent traveller, with more than 3,000 square feet of space and fitness facilities, including an outdoor pool, and the hotel will offer all of the brand's signature touches, including the signature Four Comfort Bed and complimentary bottled water. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, as well as an energising breakfast, the brand's unique Best Brews programme, and food and beverage outlets.
The Tunisian Ministry of Agriculture planned to develop the Mligh Dam project in El Kef, Tunisia, with SINOHYDRO Corporation Engineering Bureau as the main contractor. The project includes the construction of a 68 m dam with a capacity of 190,000,000 cubic metres of water, as well as its associated structures, which include a small hydroelectric station. The project also includes the seizure of land required for the dam's construction and operation. The project will safeguard the area from flooding while also addressing the region's agriculture and domestic water needs.
In addition to the amount of water and bottom outlet, the dam's ancillary construction includes a main spillway above the dam with a drainage capacity of 8600 m3/s, a secondary stream on the right bank of the valley with a drainage capacity of 6100 m3/s, and a small hydroelectric power station with a combined capacity of approximately 2 MW.
The Arab Fund loan covers around 74% of the overall project expenses of $48 million; the Tunisian government will cover the remaining expenditures and any unexpected costs that may occur.
The Sarawak Department of Public Works intends to build the Sejingkat Bridge Project in Sejingkat, Malaysia. China Harbor Engineering is the project's construction contractor. The project entails the construction and modernization of a 3.35 km road, of which 1.28 km is a bridge. The bridge deck will be 25.6 m wide, and the bridge will be 1.28 km long. The project is currently the longest main cable-stayed bridge in Malaysia and one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in Southeast Asia. The main bridge is a double-tower bridge with a length of 200 metres, and the bridge is constructed in a T-shape with a length of 40 metres. the project will enhance the cooperation of the Belt and Road Initiative between Malaysia and China.
The Egyptian government has approved the construction of Egypt's first dry port in 6th of October City, which is also scheduled to be the largest of its kind in Africa. The facility will be developed by a partnership that includes a division of German railway operator Deutsche Bahn, as well as other companies. El Sewedy Electric is a worldwide corporation that specialises in logistics and supply chain management.
The General Authority for Dry Lands and Ports of Egypt issued the contract for the facility's construction under the public-private partnership model, which is overseen by Egypt's Ministry of Finance's Public-Private Partnership Unit.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has contributed to the construction of a dry port in the city of 6 October worth US$176 million, which is expected to open in 2022 and have a capacity of 720 containers (20-foot equivalent units) each day, or around 250,000 TEUs per year.
The international Bank, in collaboration with several international institutions, is funding a project to convert the existing Abu Qir railway into the Mediterranean city's first metro. The project's total cost is 1.5 billion euros, with 250 million euros coming from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Study and design documents, as well as bids for the project, are currently being prepared.
The minister emphasized the significance of the project, which will represent a significant qualitative leap in Alexandria's mass transit system. He also stated that the new metro will not disrupt any existing roads in the city, and that once all phases of the project are completed, the network will be able to serve 10,000 to 15,000 passengers per hour.
The National Drainage Program initiative aims to increase the efficiency of Egypt's irrigation and drainage infrastructure while also ensuring its long-term viability. The project is conceived as a drainage investment project with three complementing components:
1) A sectoral planning and research component that supports long-term sector and project planning, such as the national surface drainage system for transferring liquid saline water from the drainage network to the sea and strengthening drainage's technical underpinnings.
2) The most important component is institutional reform, which aims to decentralise provincial irrigation administrations, simplify and strengthen the capacity of water and energy development authorities, provincial irrigation and drainage authorities, district water boards, provincial farm water management directorates, agricultural departments, and farmers organisations.
3) The investment component, which funds the completion of ongoing projects, rehabilitation and reconfiguration of completed drainage projects, and new projects that align with or support the overall project strategies, is designed to improve sanitation and water management infrastructure, as well as to protect inland wetlands.
Peace, one of the region's premier architectural and engineering firms, has been tasked by the Diriyah Gate Development Authority to design and supervise the construction of a 6-kilometer road that would pass through Wadi Hanifa Park.
Pace will assist the Diriyah Gate Development Authority with a key initiative in the Kingdom that will help them realize their objective of transforming the historically significant Diriyah into a global gathering place, according to the agreement.
The reconstruction of Wadi Hanifa Park, a green belt valley spanning 2,359,406 square meters on the western and southern borders of the area, is one of the program's four key development projects. The citizens of Riyadh require a lot of “green vision.”
Diriyah Gate, one of the Kingdom's most ambitious projects, aims to restore the historic district as a cultural heritage project that, once completed, will boast a range of world-class cultural, entertainment, retail, hospitality, educational, office, and residential areas, including more than 64 billion Saudi riyals ($17 billion). The project comprises several outdoor courtyards as well as a 3-kilometer cliff affording views across the historic Wadi Hanifa. It also contains 20 hotels, a variety of museums, a lively retail hub, and more than 100 dining locations.
Egyptian Refining Company is Egypt's newest oil refinery, worth $4.3 billion, and the country's greatest massive infrastructure project. The Egyptian Refining Company converts less valuable fuel oil into medium and light distillates that meet local consumption needs, removing 186,000 tonnes of CO2 sulfur oxide and 96,000 tonnes of sulfur annually, or about 29 percent of Egypt's current total, and improving the quality of the country's petroleum supply through a public-private partnership.
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation's Cairo Petroleum Refining Company (CORC), Egypt's largest refinery with 20% of the country's current refining capacity, provides fuel oil as feedstock for the Egyptian Refining Company. The Egyptian Refining Company has the capacity to produce 4.7 million tonnes of refined products and high-quality oil derivatives annually, including 2.3 million
Mohamed Al-Ahwal, the CEO of Egy Holding for Real Estate Development, said that development on the 700 million Egyptian pounds ($45 million) commercial complex in the new administrative capital began four months ago and will be finished in two phases in 2023.
Al-Ahwal claimed EPIC is the first building in Egypt and the Middle East to achieve the global Fitwel health certification system for the Fitwel building, noting that the project will comprise a commercial mall, office, medical units, and hotel apartments.
The American Public Health Association (APHA), which was founded by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is a healthy building certification system that improves buildings to support health.
The project was designed in-house in partnership with ARCH-Ip, Eelectron, and Daikin, and will be managed by KAD Commercial Property Management, according to Egy's CEO. The building will use 40% less energy and 43% less water than traditional commercial buildings in the country, according to the CEO.
The hospital is in the Al-Sahara area of Riyadh, north of Riyadh. It has a total built-up area of 353,300 square meters and is built on a 43,600 square meter plot. The 2.8 billion riyal project is an integrated hospital with 300 clinics and 500 beds that provides health care services.
The project was established after the old hospital was closed as a precautionary measure in 2017, and its owner was questioned after a monitoring committee discovered several violations that caused patient complications, as well as a low level of hygiene and sterilization, and indicated that an investigation team consisting of a consultant plastic surgeon and an anesthesiologist, found that the old hospital's owner was questioned after a monitoring committee discovered several violations that caused patient complications and a low level of hygiene and sterilization,
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