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The Ministry of Transport has devised a comprehensive plan to develop Egypt's transportation system, with a cost exceeding 2 trillion Egyptian pounds. The plan includes the construction of 6,600 kilometers of new roads and the improvement of 8,700 kilometers of existing infrastructure, aiming to transform Egypt into a regional hub for transportation and logistics. As of last July, many projects have been completed, most notably the establishment of the 400 km Regional Ring Road and the 156 km Middle Ring Road, along with the development of key corridors such as the Western Desert Road and the Suez-Ain Sukhna Road. Additional improvements include the duplication of other vital roads and the construction and upgrade of bridges over the Nile Corridor to enhance mobility and facilitate transportation between regions. These projects are designed to support the Egyptian economy and achieve integration across various modes of transport.
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