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Egypt's fourth-generation cities target 60 million population
The article discusses the efforts of the Egyptian government to develop Fourth Generation (4G) cities in order to achieve balanced and sustainable urban development. The goal is to create smart cities and provide new urban communities that can accommodate around 60 million people, thereby easing pressure on existing cities. The initiative includes the construction of 39 new cities since 2014, covering areas of up to 1.5 million feddans, with a balanced geographical distribution across the governorates. It relies on a digital infrastructure and smart city technologies, with a focus on sustainability and green spaces. Among the most prominent cities are New Alamein, New Ismailia, New Aswan, West Qena, and the New Administrative Capital, which integrate housing, business, and tourism. These developments are achieving positive economic results and helping to reduce urban crowding, aligning with the state's vision for sustainable urban development.
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