Mansoura, on the east bank of the Nile's Damietta branch and the headquarters of the Dakahlia Governorate, has long been considered a rural portion of Egypt. For a long time, this city was unappealing to most people, but with the creation of the new city of Mansoura, that is about to change. The town is small.

New Mansoura City is one of the projects led by the New Urban Communities Authority, which was established by presidential decree in 2017 and has already built and reserved a large number of housing units. It is planned to be a modern city with fertile housing units and modern facilities, taking advantage of the Nile's panoramic views.

The new city of Mansoura stretches for 14 kilometres along the coastal road in the heart of Dakahlia, from the city of Gamasa to the Kafr El-Sheikh governorate's borders, putting it 54 kilometres from the old city of Mansoura. The city of New Mansoura will be connected to the old city of Mansoura through an electric railway network, making the commute less than 15 minutes.

Egyptian and Sudanese transport officials have begun discussions on a new 900-kilometer railway that will connect the two nations and boost passenger and commercial mobility. The new railway line was discussed by the Sudanese Deputy Minister of Transport Muawiya Ali Khaled and his Egyptian colleague Hassan El-Leith.

The Egyptian group that visited the Sudanese city of Ashkeet exhibited a model of the project's various courses, which included the Aswan-Toshka route and the Abu Simbel path with a 66-kilometer bridge to Qastal to reach Wadi Halfa, north of Sudan's capital.

The proposed railway line in Sudan will connect Aswan and Khartoum and will be built in accordance with Egyptian network regulations. People will be able to travel directly to the Sudanese capital from the Sidi Gaber station in Alexandria, Egypt after the project is completed.

Under the direction of the Armed Forces Engineering Authority, the Arab Contractors Company is constructing the Islamic Cultural Center in the New Administrative Capital. It's in the heart of the Governmental District, and it's bordered on the north by Route 11, the presidential axis, and People's Square. It is bordered on the south by Mohamed Bin Zayed Northern Road, which rises to a height of 24 meters.

The center contains a mosque. It has a capacity of 107,000 worshippers with minarets that are 140 meters long, making it one of the world's largest mosques. The center features several halls for various events, as well as chambers where men, women, and children can learn the Koran. A parking area and a seven-story parking garage with a capacity of 3,000 cars are available at the facility.

The Senate building spans 33,000 squares meters and has a ground level, three additional floors, the main hall with seating for 406 deputies, salons, suites, balconies for dignitaries, media professionals, and journalists, and a huge meeting room with seating for 50 people. Automation, an emergency clinic, a café, and garages with a capacity of more than 250 automobiles are all part of the plan.

The project is being carried out by the Arab Contractors Company for $600 million, in line with President Sisi's aim of taking preventive measures to protect workers' lives.

The Saudi Ceramic Company, which is listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange, has approved the construction of a new porcelain factory with an annual production capacity of 8.25 million square metres. The company confirmed in a statement to the stock exchange that the project will begin in the fourth quarter of 2021 and end in the second quarter of 2023.

Furthermore, the corporation stated that the $66.47 million (249.3 million Saudi riyals) project will be funded by borrowing and self-financing. The Saudi Ceramic Company acknowledged that the plant project is intended to boost revenues, which will be reflected once commercial operations begin in the second quarter of 2023.

The plant will be built on a 32-acre plot of land. The project is aimed at helping the Kingdom diversify its revenue streams away from oil.

The Fayoum Governorate will receive €448 million to fund an integrated wastewater treatment program, which will include the construction of eight new wastewater treatment plants, the expansion of nine existing treatment plants, and the rehabilitation of ten existing wastewater treatment plants, as well as the expansion of the sewage network for approximately 3,433 kilometers of pipes, the installation of 139 pumping stations, and the purchase of 350 evacuation tractors.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide the Arab Republic of Egypt with a sovereign loan of up to 186 million euros, with the project expected to be financed in part by a sovereign loan of up to 172 million euros from the European Investment Bank ("EIB") and a 30 million euro investment grant from the Investment Facility in the European Neighborhood ("NIF").

The construction of the axis of Anwar El-Sadat Road parallel to Haram Street, at 100 million pounds, will ease traffic in the areas of Munib, Faisal, Saft El Laban, Bragil, and Maidan The League of Arab States in Giza, and will reduce confusion on Haram Street, which will be partially closed during the implementation of the Cairo metro project's fourth phase.

The building work is overseen by the engineering department of the military forces and carried out by the Arab Contractors Company, as well as a few small businesses. The Anwar Sadat Road axis was finished in August 2021, after construction began in the first quarter of that year. The Sadat axis stretches for 2.7 kilometers.

The devices are speeding up time to complete the construction of the new Peace Bridge, a radical solution to the overcrowding of the Peace Tunnel on the Ring Road, an agricultural project and a 7-lane full-way tunnel diversion to serve the reverse movement of the New Peace Bridge.

The devices are accelerating time to complete the construction of the new Salam Bridge, which is the radical solution to the overcrowding of the Salam Tunnel on the Ring Road. For the reverse traffic of the new Al-Salam Bridge, a full seven-lane farm and tunnel diversion project is to be used.

The new Al-Salam Bridge will be 14 meters wide, with 3 traffic lanes, which will serve the traffic coming from the Zakat Foundation to Mostorod.

The project's total area is 130 thousand square meters, and it includes units between the town and twin houses and separate villas with areas ranging from 200 to 350 meters in addition to hotel apartments and integrated services from a social club, in addition to services Diverse commercial.