The spotlight has recently shifted to the New Administrative Capital as several Arab companies have entered official negotiations with the Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD) to acquire large land plots ranging from 200 to 500 acres for partnership based projects. This move reflects the growing interest of Arab investors in the Egyptian market, especially in the New Capital, which has become a major hub for regional investment.
According to sources, ACUD is currently reviewing the proposals submitted by these Arab entities before making final decisions, indicating the strict standards set for selecting partners and allocating strategic land within the city.
This trend highlights the strong confidence in the New Administrative Capital as a national mega-project that offers advanced infrastructure and promising investment opportunities. It also reflects the desire of Arab companies to enter the Egyptian market through major residential, commercial, and hospitality projects that could reshape the investment landscape in the region.
If finalized, these partnerships are expected to boost development activity within the capital, increase foreign investment flows, and strengthen the city’s position as one of the most promising urban hubs in the Middle East.
