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Egypt's first artificial island city in Abu Qir
The article discusses the "New Abu Quir City" project, which is being constructed on an artificial island off the coast of Alexandria on the Mediterranean Sea. It is the first Egyptian city built above water. The project covers an area of 1,400 acres and aims to develop the region into a modern economic and logistical hub. It features a massive seaport spanning 3 million square meters with 17 piers totaling 6.25 kilometers in length, capable of accommodating large commercial ships. The city is characterized by fifth-generation (5G) technology and is connected by an extensive network of roads and bridges. Additionally, it includes a comprehensive infrastructure of roads, electricity, and water stations to enhance Egypt's position as a regional center for transportation and logistics on the Mediterranean.
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