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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly spoke at the "Egypt 2026 Forum" event about the reasons behind and plans for building new cities in Egypt as part of efforts to develop urban and civil infrastructure. He explained that the rapid population growth, from less than 10 million a century ago to 110 million today, has led to overcrowding, informal settlements, and declining services, making the creation of new cities an inevitable necessity. By 2014, 22 cities had been built, and work is underway to develop an additional 27 cities, with plans extending until 2052. He emphasized that these new cities are not uninhabited; they currently host around 15 million Egyptians and have become major urban centers with populations of over a million. He stressed the importance of continued construction to provide suitable housing for future generations and to address issues of overcrowding and uncontrolled expansion.
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