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Kiosk Cost in Cairo Reaches 60K
The Cairo Governorate has launched a new civil model for licensed kiosks aimed at improving their aesthetic appearance and organizing their arrangements. Owners of kiosks are given a three-month grace period to comply with the new standards and replace the old models with the new ones, which is a prerequisite for license renewal. The implementation cost of the new model ranges between 50,000 and 60,000 Egyptian pounds, with two payment options: the first through the Sanitation Authority workshops, paying 25% upfront and the remaining installments over two years without interest; the second allows for self-implementation with a 20% discount on the usufruct rights for one year. The modern specifications include sizes of 2×2 or 3×3 meters, outfitting the kiosk with equipment such as refrigerators, shelves, and fire extinguishers. Additionally, a digital connection via QR code will link to licensing data and location information. The initiative also prohibits encroachment on sidewalks and surrounding spaces to enhance oversight and regulation.
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