FIFA Withdraws from Selling World Cup Rights
Reports indicate that Egypt's National Public Transport Program, which aims to modernize and develop the transportation system from 2016 to 2026, is making significant progress despite challenges. Infrastructure projects valued at approximately 113 billion Egyptian pounds have been implemented to date, with an additional investment target of 20% of the current budget. Twenty-three major projects have been carried out, including new metro stations and railway lines, to improve transportation efficiency and facilitate citizen movement. The new network now serves 4.2 million passengers daily, with a 20% increase in public transportation usage. The government expects many projects to be completed by the end of the 2026 fiscal year, strengthening Egypt's transportation infrastructure and supporting population growth and developmental needs.
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