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Al-Ma'loomat Al-Wuzara on Egypt's 12-year change
Over a period of 12 years since 2014, Egypt has experienced extensive transformations in infrastructure and economic development, aimed at restoring stability and improving citizens' quality of life. More than $550 billion has been invested in projects including expanding the road network, building new cities and residential neighborhoods such as the Administrative Capital, and developing transportation systems. Approximately 6,600 kilometers of new roads and 19 Nile crossings have been implemented. Additionally, the government has moved toward expanding the investment base by empowering the private sector to play a larger role, increasing its share to 46.5%. Investments have been more geographically distributed, with a focus on Upper Egypt cities and rural areas to boost economic activity and connect production zones with markets. These efforts have led to improvements in road and transportation quality, enhanced infrastructure efficiency, and supported economic growth, all within a long-term plan for comprehensive transformation aimed at urban and industrial expansion and job creation.
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