OUR PROJECTS

Transforming Egypt’s Future: Ambitious Projects Shaping Tomorrow

Egypt is undergoing a groundbreaking transformation, driven by a series of

mega-projects that are reshaping its infrastructure, energy, economy, and urban landscape. From the world’s largest solar parks to cutting-edge urban cities, Egypt is building

a vibrant future where innovation, sustainability, and economic growth intersect. The New Administrative Capital, with its futuristic architecture and state-of-the-art infrastructure, promises to redefine urban living, while the Suez Canal expansion is unlocking new trade routes, boosting global commerce. With over $45 billion in investment, these projects are not only elevating Egypt's global standing but also creating millions of jobs and opportunities for the next generation. Join us as we explore the vision, scale, and impact of these transformative endeavors that are not only changing Egypt but also paving the way for a sustainable and prosperous future for the region.

New Administrative Capital

This ambitious project involves the construction of a new administrative and financial capital to reduce congestion in Cairo. The project includes government buildings, residential areas, green spaces, and a financial district.

Suez Canal Expansion

The expansion of the Suez Canal, including a new parallel waterway, to increase the flow of international shipping and reduce waiting times for vessels.

Aerial view of El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant construction site, showcasing the development of Egypt's first nuclear facility with multiple reactor units under construction.

Egypt's Nuclear Power Program (El-Dabaa Nuclear Plant)

The El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant is a major step in Egypt’s long-term energy strategy. The plant is being developed with Russian assistance.

EGWOC's involvement in the Grand Egyptian Museum project, preserving Egypt's rich cultural heritage through state-of-the-art facilities.

Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)

A massive cultural and archaeological project aimed at preserving and showcasing Egypt’s ancient heritage.

Additional details on EGWOC's role in developing Egypt's New Administrative Capital, focusing on infrastructure and urban planning.

New Alamein City

A coastal city on the Mediterranean, designed to be a modern hub for tourism, business, and industry.

Beny Suef and Ain Sokhna Cement Plants

Major cement production plants to meet the growing demand for construction materials.

EGWOC's contribution to the Benban Solar Park, one of Egypt's largest solar energy projects, promoting renewable energy and sustainability.

Renewable Energy Projects (Benban Solar Park)

The Benban Solar Park in Aswan is one of the largest solar installations in the world.

North Coast Road and Development Projects

A series of major road projects along Egypt’s northern coast to improve transportation and tourism development.

EGWOC's participation in the Toshka Project, transforming desert land into arable farmland to boost Egypt's agricultural production.

The Toshka Project (South Valley Development)

The Toshka Project aims to transform the desert in Upper Egypt into agricultural land by redirecting water from Lake Nasser.