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Cairo ICC feasibility study signed
Egypt plans to develop the Cairo International Conference Center as part of a strategy to enhance commercial infrastructure and revitalize the international exhibitions sector. The Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, Dr. Mohamed Fayed, signed off on a feasibility study for the project in collaboration with the Chinese Agency for Cooperation and Development (CIDCA). The aim is to upgrade the facility over an area of approximately 185,000 square meters, including refurbishing its halls and amenities, replacing elevators, and developing open spaces. The project seeks to improve the center’s efficiency and make it more capable of hosting international events and exhibitions, thereby strengthening Cairo’s position as a regional hub for commercial events and opening new investment opportunities. Technical support from China will be provided for two years after the completion of the project.
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