Cairo's cultural kiosk costs 50K-60K

The Cairo Governor, Dr. Ibrahim Saber, confirmed that the cost of the new civil-style kiosk ranges between 50,000 and 60,000 Egyptian pounds. This is part of a plan to improve the aesthetic appeal of streets and squares and to standardize the appearance of licensed kiosks through a design that aligns with Cairo's heritage. The project includes designing a unified kiosk with dimensions of either 2×3 or 3×3 meters, equipped with safety features such as a fire extinguisher and suitable display elements for presenting products, along with electronic management via a QR code that provides licensing data. The goal is to regulate kiosks and reduce violations. Current kiosk owners are granted a three-month grace period to comply with the new standards, and the design can be implemented by workshops affiliated with the General Authority for Cleaning and Beautification. Additionally, costs can be paid in installments over two years without interest. Adherence to the kiosk model is required to maintain a cohesive appearance and avoid license revocation, and the kiosk's location must be determined in accordance with traffic regulations and under the guidance of local authorities.

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