Why Egypt Is Building a New Capital City

First, President Sisi did not overthrow the previous regime. Rather, it was a popular revolution in which more than 40 million citizens came out for the first time in Egypt and the world. This figure came to bring down the regime, forcing the army, which is a national institution, to take the side of the people to avoid the civil war scenario, because the former president was an extremist and belonged to a terrorist group. After that, the majority of the people came out to demand the nomination of the army chief for the presidency, confident in his patriotism, and personally participated in this revolution and also demanded the nomination of Sisi for the presidency.
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It led to a misunderstanding in the comments, after reading after the comments, I would like to clarify this

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There are railways, metro and buses connecting the capital with the old metro and rail networks with the development of the old road and railway network
Yes, this city depends entirely on clean energy
+ Egypt has national plans to control the water shortage problem in Egypt
Seawater desalination, sewage treatment, lining of canals and drains to conserve water
These plans were completed in large parts
+ The state is building another 14 cities and a new national road network has been built from scratch at the highest level for the entire country
+ You should know that all these constructions from outside the state treasury are all investments and thinking outside the fund to attract capital, and this is important for the government and President Sisi
We support the president and the government because for the first time we see that 14 cities are being built + the new capital + a national road network + real development, health and education + plans to make Egypt a regional center for gas and electricity. After there was a shortage of half the production in 2013 + there is a clear development for the capital The old city and the restoration of the capital as it was before + there is a project called a decent life that serves 60 million citizens in Egypt all in 7 years. In this short time, yes, there are some problems, but we also started to solve, which is better than not starting
Sorry if the info is down, but I tried to clarify a few things