New Urban Growth Success
After the 1992 earthquake that caused significant destruction in Egypt, the country experienced widespread sympathy, and homes were opened to host those affected, reinforcing a spirit of challenge and national resilience. During President Sisi's era, there was a focus on developing informal neighborhoods, with Asmarat city established instead of unplanned areas, at a cost of 63 billion Egyptian pounds, aiming to improve residents' quality of life. Recent earthquakes did not cause devastating damage, reflecting the success of development and modernization efforts in Egypt, which align with civilizational principles and strengthen community resilience.
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