I’m sudanese and I currently live in Egypt. This country is much much better than i expected, especially with all it’s new projects. And I understand that egyptians are going through a really hard time so May Allah open up more opportunities for them and let them thrive even further 🇸🇩❤️🇪🇬
@@MrEASMAIL اامين يا رب العالمين 🤲🏾 وشكراً لاهلنا المصريين عشان انتم الوحيدين من جيرانا الوقفتو معانا ودعمتونا. انشاء الله تجونا زيارة في بلدنا لما تكون الظروف احسن بكتير ❤️❤️
@@amiragiza7476 I didn't find any citizen that talks shit about his own country except the Egyptian citizens. Why are so pessimistic??. Is building a country from scratch with all this projects will happen in a day and a night???. IT TAKES TIME OFCOURSE
Looks like Egypt is finally catching up on those lost years under Mubarak rule. I hope Egypt prosper and become of good influence in the middle east. Thanks for the video.
@@yassenmohamed4796 very reasonable to worry about debt, I am sure gulf countries will bail Egypt out of debt when needed, they did so for Turkey already.
In fact, Egypt is developing in an amazing way despite the Corona crisis and the Russian war on Ukraine. If it were not for these reasons, Egypt would be in a greater state, knowing that all of our Arab allies in the Middle East, especially the Persian Gulf countries, are exerting their maximum energy to harm Egypt because of their fear of the amazing developments, believing that we will delay their progress. We depend on work, science, and civilization, while the Persian Gulf countries depend on oil and machinations in the Middle East to achieve huge wealth. There is a big difference between Egypt and others.
Excellent video you somed it all in a very aliquant way. As Egyptian , I can just add one small information that Egypt is building also 40 new cities (each would host 3 to 5 million population) before 2030. As far as I know that we are done with more than 24 of these cities already. just check one of the new cities such as Galala city at the Red Sea or Alamin city at the Mediterranean Sea.
Would you please send me your references? I'd like to read more about these 40 new cities that you mentioned because it would actually change my opinion about the government to the better
@@PlantsKilledYou This is called the passage of development. It was an old idea for an Egyptian NASA scientist "Farouk El-Baz". The idea was constructing new road parallel to the Nile rive, and build a new cities on the desert connected to the old crowded cities which have been built on the agricultural lands of the Nile river. Finally the government started this project and they did an artificial river with new delta. The artificial river and the new delta are completed by 50 percent or may be more. And the new cities also are under construction and some of them are already finished as new Mansura city.
they are getting closer to a national bankruptcy or civil war every day. with the project they try to save a country that has almost perished and all with borrowed money.
Yep, I fully agree with you. Egypt is on the way to become another bankrupt and a basket case like Pakistan or Srilanka according to IMF. Egypt is selling its passport/ citizenship to rest of the world with only few thousand dollar and not a decent American is buying it.
The real footage is better. Some of those footages are not even in egypt, like displaying the dam of ethiopia while talking about the artificial river in the western desert, i don't know why, the real footage of the artificial river is as impressive and even more.
I am a little sceptical of how this will help Cairo. I mean, you remove all the political offices, bureaucrats and high paid public officals away from Cairo, thus reducing its population by removing its most competent and well paid people, and just leaving the city to the those poor people they claim to help?
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This video completely overlooks the fact that the country is grappling with an alarming level of unsustainable debt. The situation is deteriorating by the day, with escalating prices and a more severe clampdown on freedoms. Furthermore, many of these so-called "new, all-inclusive, highly advanced cities" under construction come with exorbitant property prices. It's simply implausible for the new capital to accommodate 10 million residents coming from Cairo. Additionally, the substantial wall around the new capital raises concerns of clear "segregation." If this doesn't strongly imply division, I'm not sure what does. This video fails to address the significant economic and societal repercussions of these projects, which are both unsustainable and unnecessary.
You are completely wrong and even lie and mislead people's information. Let me correct your information if you do not know, knowing that I know that you are from the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood, but I am making this clear to people because you lie about everything and are ready to expose all your words. First, Egypt has debts like all countries in the world. America has the largest debt rate in the world and the infrastructure and projects that have been established will double production dozens of times. Tell me how investors will come to Egypt when it is without a decent infrastructure of services such as lands, gas, electricity, roads and ports. This is again on the latest method. Secondly, the new administrative capital does not have any walls at all, and I dare you to come to me with a video or a picture showing us that there is a wall around the new capital. You are a misleading and lying person, unfortunately.
اولا انا مصري والعاصمه ليس عليها أي جدران ثانيا عمر ماهيبقا بينا انقسامات لان احن في مبينا وحده وشعبنا بيحب بعضه وبنحب بلادنا واحنا عازمين علي التطوير مهما كانت الظروف
Rich Egyptian people deserve to live in decent conditions and to raise their children in a safe environment and to have access to clean water and sewage. Respect
To all the Egyptians worrying about the high prices sometimes when you want to create something new you have to suffer inshallah Egypt will be successful just like your ancestors was your ancestors built the pyramids and all kind of amazing things
3:38 Wait, just recently I watched a video saying that Egypt actually lacks of electricity as it even has to turn it off for all people for hours every day: ua-cam.com/video/pqsn1LymJHU/v-deo.html How could it be that here on this video, it says that Egypt is an exporter of it? Also why the Hebrew words here: 7:14
i'm egyptian and this is true, the electricity problem is because the governmental expectations about the consumption of electricity in this year was wrong it is higher, so before this problem they already have contracts between another countries to export the surplus, but we don't worry about this that much, it will end by october and it will never happen again.
It is not true that Egypt actually exports electricity and has no problem with electricity at all due to the cut off due to the heat wave that hit the country for a month so that the malls would not explode due to the excessive heat. This ended as soon as the wave ended.
@@AlaaZakaria-mh6ic So this video is incorrect? Meaning Egypt doesn't export electricity ? As for the turning it off, it was temporary for a few weeks?
Sometimes i wonder how these youtubers get so much detailed info abt these countries’s upcoming projects. A lot more detail than the common person of these countries would know.
First, it reduces loads due to the crazy temperature, because of a phenomenon that occurred, and this does not happen in Egypt only, some of most other countries. Secondly, electricity is cut off an hour per day, and they tell us when to cut it by appointment.
It is exactly that, spacious and car-centric. Egyptians don't want to use public transport. Public transport is only for poor people, and rich people who want to experience being poor.
As an Middle Eastern I’m very happy to say that your video is B.S Egypt is facing harsh economy and soon the existing government gonna collapse people can’t even afford to live
I highly doubt African democracies (especially those with presidential term limits), can guarantee realisation of such long-term projects. Maybe Tanzania would be on a similar path if President Magufuli was around and they 'd have changed the constitution. In Kenya, I hope President Ruto becomes obsessed with development and we will be more than willing to amend the constitution to allow him to go beyond two 5-year terms.
I agree its nice improvement to egypt BUT the the money spent on all these project browoed money from Banks and egypt debit over 169 billion dollar and the egyptian get paid average $100 per month and literaly 70% of egyptian under proverty rate and most families had hard time surviving hard poor life😢😢😢
New Cairo/New Egypt does not look like a nice city to live. It's so artificial. They also say it's made for the rich because they don't want to live among the poor people.
I mean the country gets a lot of tourists, Suez Canal brings in a lot of $ each year, private investors and good relations with a lot of countries to lend them money with good payment plans that won't hurt the economy
@@guccimello4648 I have been in Egypt several times in the last decade, and it is a straight way downwards. Since the Arab Spring Western tourists have been missing and were partly replaced by Chinese ones. Since Covid-19 these are missing too. You should go to this country and not tell us your feelings from here. 100M people cannot live from the Suez Canal fees.
The Suez Canal fees have now also been degrading due to Houthi activities in their war against Israel. Egyptology tells us that Akhenaten's project of building a new capital in Amarna ended in an economic disaster that could be repeated now.
Bankruptcy!!!!! You are funny Egypt become the main country in the production of gas in the middle east and built many megaprojects costed billions of Dollars in different field and you speak about the bankruptcy of Egypt hhhhhhhhhh
the capital's name will still be "cairo" (no "new something") as the constitution mandates its institutions to reside in cairo. thus the city's borders have been changed to encompass the new area. that's it, just another hood in town
@@mghta357 there is a joke Egyptians say to describe the difference between how the corrupt live and how the poor live, they use the term Egypt to describe how the generals, businessmen, ministers etc. live, and the difference between that and مصر where the poor, starving, and uneducated people live
@@abdounasr1264 تمام. عمري ما سمعت المثل ده. عموماً، المشاريع دي بتعود على الدولة المصرية بفوايد جمة حتى لو ماحسيناش بيها على المدى القريب. طول ما احنا بنخلف بالنسبة الرهيبة دي مش هنحس بتحسن. لازم نبطل خلف كتير. دي اكبر مشكلة عندنا. اما عن القروض والديون، فكل العالم عنده وامريكا اكبر مقترض فالعالم. طالما القروض دي لحاجة مفيدة. ومشكلة القروض زادت فمصر مع الكورونا وحرب اوكرانيا برضو زي العالم كله.
@@mghta357 هو انت صح في حاجة ان انت قولت ان المشاريع دي ليها فايده، بس فايده للناس اللي بالي بالك، تاني حاجة بتقول عن القروض، امريكا ممكن ترفع سقف القروض عندها في أي وقت، عشان هما الدولة بتاعت عمله الدولار العالميه، او العملة الصعبه ومحدش هيحاسبهم، اما مصر طبعا مش هتقدر تعمل كده عشان احنا عندنا الجنيه المصري، وفي دول اصلا متعرفش ايه الجنيه ده اصلا
As someone from Egypt, i’m impressed by this level of propaganda 😂😂. Btw the government built a new capital to move government buildings away from protestors.
Egyptian here, not to be a party pooper but all these mega projects are for show. Literally. To even kickstart them we got into huge debt, with most of these projects generating no revenue for us. Proof of that is the constant devaluation of the Egyptian pound. Crackhead inflation and police brutality constantly... We're not eating good.
Once it’s finished stupid Americans are going to see it like Dubai so they will visit it and our economy will grow. Not to mention that by 2030 our economy is projected to be 900 billion because of green hydrogen. Don’t worry we will be rich by 2030
I've actually recently watched a video that says that Egypt lacks in electricity, that sometimes it gets shut down for all for a few hours on purpose. Is it true? How come here on the video it says that Egypt is an export of it?
@@LiranBarsisa Yes and no. We're having daily blackouts nowadays yes but not because we lack the means of producing electricity; infact the opposite. The problem is a shortage on gas (fuel) which powers up the electric stations. This shortage is due to poor maintenence of the Zohr gas field that reduced its output by about 23%. Add to that the more demand for electricity rn for fans and ACs for summer and this is the end result. It's important to note that due to government corruption, official Egyptian reports very often either contradict or cherry pick the facts, but since Italy themselves have investments in that gas field, that's where I'm getting my info in addition to me meeting engineers in steam power plants that also confirmed the gas shortage. Regarding the electricity export thing: that was the official intention yes, and we do infact have the capacity to be self sufficient electricity wise and have a surplus, but the infrastructure to export the electricity is not present. And much like any mega project under the current stupid rule, no proper analysis is made and everything is wishy washy.
@@LiranBarsisa we have more capacity for power generation than consumption we export both gas and electricity BUT, gas is exported in dollars which we need much more than electricity now, we the gov made a cap over consumption , it's a fiscal policy
You don’t get it. Cairo’s a VERY old city that’s overcrowded, not planned very well, full of random unauthorised buildings etc. If you’ve seen the nile areas of cairo or what they call وسط البلد/central cairo you’ll see how renovation is super difficult. Greater Cairo are newer and more improved districts of the city such as New Cairo, 6th of October, Heliopolis etc. but even that new planning couldn’t solve the overly increasing population. And keep in mind, Egypt doesn’t just host the country for it’s own citizens but for other nationalities such as Syrians, Sudanese, Libyans, Palestinians, Syrians etc. of course it’d be a smarter idea to expand further and build newer areas. Also like the other comment said, many parts of old cairo are getting refurbished too
I guess it's easier to build in a new place than destroying things in old place and rebuilding there... Eventually the old place will get better though, I think.
روح اتعالج المشاريع دي تمت بايادي و عماله مصريه وخلقت دوره راس مال خلقت فرص عمل للشباب في المدي القصير والمستقبل وعمار في البلد بالاضافه انها سوف تحل من الضغط علي المدن القديمه المتهالكه والتي تضيع الناتج القومي في اختناق المرور والتلوث البيئي
@@Joe317-e2c انتا حافظ ومش فاهم ! كان اولى ان يدعم قطاع الصناعة والزراعة لتشجيع الصادرات والتخفيف من الوارد لكن النظام الغبي استنزف العملة الصعبة واهلك قطاعات واسعة تشغل العمال ومنها الدواجن الي مشغل اكثر من 3 مليون عامل !
I think using huge resources to make a desert green is in no way sustainable. Desert is itself a naturally occurring land, just like forests, mountains, plains, and frozen land. Why are they not investing in lifting already existing neighborhoods in Cairo? Wouldn't that be more tourist friendly and valuable?
They are building more cities to ease the crowding of the population from the capital, and then the city of Cairo will be rehabilitated, and the efficiency of its neighborhoods will be raised and developed, and all random buildings will be eliminated in it, so that Cairo will return to a beautiful city again, but it is only a matter of time.
You're right about this. As an Egyptian, all these projects are just for show, there's no real analysis behind them. We're suffering The administrative capital is VERY expensive and is more of a rich elite hideout than a neighboring city you can stay in to get outside of crowded cairo.
Actually a lot of places have in cairo have been already under renovations dont listen to the haters. You can’t deny what the did with nasr city, masr el gedida, mokatam, maadi, mosls maspero, al asmarat. And so on that is just in cairo, they also did new mansoura and new menia. And also you can’t foget about hayah kareema for all the people living under inhumane conditions. You can’t tell me these things didn’t happen or they’re going south i’ve seen them i’ve seen the difference they have made. I frankly have trust in el sisi although some problems with the holyfication they are doing to him but honestly things changed so much in Egypt according to infrastructure and people’s quality of living so much through el sisi’s time
Why so doubtful? Did you find any contradictions? And if you have any please reply as I am interested in you visual perspective on Egypt's megaprojects.
Please enlighten me on how they’ll fail. I’ve seen the New Capital in person and the development is astonishing MashAllah. I don’t get why some of you guys get so furious when seeing a struggling country develop for the better, especially if it’s an african or majority muslim country. You westerners make fun of Egyptians because over 90% of them live near the nile, but when they want to expand and make their deserts hospitable and liveable you have another problem?
I’m sudanese and I currently live in Egypt. This country is much much better than i expected, especially with all it’s new projects. And I understand that egyptians are going through a really hard time so May Allah open up more opportunities for them and let them thrive even further 🇸🇩❤️🇪🇬
منور يابن النيل
@@ahmadmuhammad7423 تسلم يا حبيبي 😍 كلنا عائلة نيلية🇸🇩🇪🇬
اخواتنا ربنا يحفظكم ويباركلم وان شاء الله السودان ترجع احسن من الاول
@@MrEASMAIL اامين يا رب العالمين 🤲🏾 وشكراً لاهلنا المصريين عشان انتم الوحيدين من جيرانا الوقفتو معانا ودعمتونا. انشاء الله تجونا زيارة في بلدنا لما تكون الظروف احسن بكتير ❤️❤️
It’s not allah - is deep pools of capital and profit that should be driving development-
Egyptian people deserve a bright future!
We kinda declaring bankruptcy soon due the reckless debt and continuing to borrow loads of money .
@@amiragiza7476 I didn't find any citizen that talks shit about his own country except the Egyptian citizens. Why are so pessimistic??. Is building a country from scratch with all this projects will happen in a day and a night???. IT TAKES TIME OFCOURSE
why building cities is basically the definition of "colonialism"
building cities is basically the definition of "colonialism"
@@divineantiwokewarrior Dare you say that to the Europeans or Americans. You won't. What a hypocrite 😒
Looks like Egypt is finally catching up on those lost years under Mubarak rule. I hope Egypt prosper and become of good influence in the middle east. Thanks for the video.
We kinda declaring bankruptcy soon due the reckless debt and continuing to borrow loads of money .
@@yassenmohamed4796 very reasonable to worry about debt, I am sure gulf countries will bail Egypt out of debt when needed, they did so for Turkey already.
@@yassenmohamed4796
No develop country uprises without dept
@@mohamedsonofkemetegypt979 not that much of dept
@@mohamedsonofkemetegypt979 give me an example.
In fact, Egypt is developing in an amazing way despite the Corona crisis and the Russian war on Ukraine. If it were not for these reasons, Egypt would be in a greater state, knowing that all of our Arab allies in the Middle East, especially the Persian Gulf countries, are exerting their maximum energy to harm Egypt because of their fear of the amazing developments, believing that we will delay their progress. We depend on work, science, and civilization, while the Persian Gulf countries depend on oil and machinations in the Middle East to achieve huge wealth. There is a big difference between Egypt and others.
Go Egypt 🇪🇬 ya habebty love ❤️
Vision 2030 in egypt 🇪🇬 is very interesting
Excellent video you somed it all in a very aliquant way. As Egyptian , I can just add one small information that Egypt is building also 40 new cities (each would host 3 to 5 million population) before 2030. As far as I know that we are done with more than 24 of these cities already. just check one of the new cities such as Galala city at the Red Sea or Alamin city at the Mediterranean Sea.
Would you please send me your references? I'd like to read more about these 40 new cities that you mentioned because it would actually change my opinion about the government to the better
@@PlantsKilledYou
This is called the passage of development.
It was an old idea for an Egyptian NASA scientist "Farouk El-Baz".
The idea was constructing new road parallel to the Nile rive, and build a new cities on the desert connected to the old crowded cities which have been built on the agricultural lands of the Nile river.
Finally the government started this project and they did an artificial river with new delta.
The artificial river and the new delta are completed by 50 percent or may be more.
And the new cities also are under construction and some of them are already finished as new Mansura city.
@@Hassen89 Finally some good news
Masha'ALLAH, our brother country is doing amazing
Masha Allaha. Our brothers are developing in high speed. Egypt got a president.
they are getting closer to a national bankruptcy or civil war every day. with the project they try to save a country that has almost perished and all with borrowed money.
Muhammad is a pdf file
You must be joking !! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 .. no further comments
The Egyptian President is the best
y'all don't even got electricity these days, what're u talking about ?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@issamabuissa9707 لجان بالانجليزي
Lesson to Americans : nothing ever last forever , everybody wants to rule the world .
Yep, I fully agree with you. Egypt is on the way to become another bankrupt and a basket case like Pakistan or Srilanka according to IMF. Egypt is selling its passport/ citizenship to rest of the world with only few thousand dollar and not a decent American is buying it.
Egypt has so much going on. Little wonder if has Africa's largest economy (GDP by purchasing power parity)
It does, Egypt's GDP based on purchasing power parity is $1.8 Trillion in 2023
The real footage is better. Some of those footages are not even in egypt, like displaying the dam of ethiopia while talking about the artificial river in the western desert, i don't know why, the real footage of the artificial river is as impressive and even more.
Well done Egypt
Nice video supported by accurate facts. can't wait to see the impact of these developments on the Egyptian economy and people's life.
You haven't heard of the Great Depression in Egypt...and the incredibly complicated situation 😏
Accurate facts how T.F
People are in verge of ending this government and suffering a huge economic crisis again not counting the existing one
I am a little sceptical of how this will help Cairo. I mean, you remove all the political offices, bureaucrats and high paid public officals away from Cairo, thus reducing its population by removing its most competent and well paid people, and just leaving the city to the those poor people they claim to help?
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Muhammad Ali is Egyptian 😡
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Pretty awesome.
*your video is very good*
This video completely overlooks the fact that the country is grappling with an alarming level of unsustainable debt. The situation is deteriorating by the day, with escalating prices and a more severe clampdown on freedoms. Furthermore, many of these so-called "new, all-inclusive, highly advanced cities" under construction come with exorbitant property prices. It's simply implausible for the new capital to accommodate 10 million residents coming from Cairo. Additionally, the substantial wall around the new capital raises concerns of clear "segregation." If this doesn't strongly imply division, I'm not sure what does. This video fails to address the significant economic and societal repercussions of these projects, which are both unsustainable and unnecessary.
You are completely wrong and even lie and mislead people's information. Let me correct your information if you do not know, knowing that I know that you are from the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood, but I am making this clear to people because you lie about everything and are ready to expose all your words. First, Egypt has debts like all countries in the world. America has the largest debt rate in the world and the infrastructure and projects that have been established will double production dozens of times. Tell me how investors will come to Egypt when it is without a decent infrastructure of services such as lands, gas, electricity, roads and ports. This is again on the latest method. Secondly, the new administrative capital does not have any walls at all, and I dare you to come to me with a video or a picture showing us that there is a wall around the new capital. You are a misleading and lying person, unfortunately.
That is absolutely true 👍
اولا انا مصري والعاصمه ليس عليها أي جدران ثانيا عمر ماهيبقا بينا انقسامات لان احن في مبينا وحده وشعبنا بيحب بعضه وبنحب بلادنا واحنا عازمين علي التطوير مهما كانت الظروف
Its not just Egypt with the megaprojects, but the entire middle east
egypt middle east ?
@@salecousin5470yes Egypt is in the middle east. Google it you seem uneducated 😂
Yes Egypt is in the middle east if you didn't realize
Egypt is a middle eastern country if you did not know@@salecousin5470
Slowly but deadly ♥️😎😉
Where does Egypt get all that money. Its economy is quite unimpressive.
congratulations for Nation & Great President of Egypt........
we already have new egypt and new cairo 😅🤷♂
New Egypt ultra, then.
@@husseinnaser6997 pro first bruhhhhhh
@@husseinnaser6997new Egypt pro max lol
New Cairo Pro Max
1:36 Can you tell me what your source for the video here is? I have yet to find such a comprehensive tour.
Rich Egyptian people deserve to live in decent conditions and to raise their children in a safe environment and to have access to clean water and sewage. Respect
The new capital is for all Egyptians. Poor and rich
To all the Egyptians worrying about the high prices sometimes when you want to create something new you have to suffer inshallah Egypt will be successful just like your ancestors was your ancestors built the pyramids and all kind of amazing things
Amusing one
Lets hope its not based on Dubai design
whats wrong with dubai LOL
@@thesc8842Whats right about it LOL
It's not 😅
I see the muslim brotherhood members bitching in the comments already lol
all u have to do is just say C.C lol 😂😂
3:38 Wait, just recently I watched a video saying that Egypt actually lacks of electricity as it even has to turn it off for all people for hours every day:
ua-cam.com/video/pqsn1LymJHU/v-deo.html
How could it be that here on this video, it says that Egypt is an exporter of it?
Also why the Hebrew words here: 7:14
i'm egyptian and this is true, the electricity problem is because the governmental expectations about the consumption of electricity in this year was wrong it is higher, so before this problem they already have contracts between another countries to export the surplus, but we don't worry about this that much, it will end by october and it will never happen again.
and we have gas pipeline between us and israel we export it and liquid it and then to europe, that's the reason of the hebrew words i guess
@@itsgemy Nice. Good to see that it seems this country will do well.
It is not true that Egypt actually exports electricity and has no problem with electricity at all due to the cut off due to the heat wave that hit the country for a month so that the malls would not explode due to the excessive heat. This ended as soon as the wave ended.
@@AlaaZakaria-mh6ic So this video is incorrect? Meaning Egypt doesn't export electricity ?
As for the turning it off, it was temporary for a few weeks?
Sometimes i wonder how these youtubers get so much detailed info abt these countries’s upcoming projects. A lot more detail than the common person of these countries would know.
it's a paid promotion..
It’s called research bud
@@mariogad539 No, it is a state-made praise.
@@gottfriedheumesser1994 I don’t think so as this channel is not about Egypt only but it features different countries as well
@@gottfriedheumesser1994 I don’t think so as this channel is not about Egypt only but it features different countries as well
meanwhile egypt in constant daily blackouts!
relieve loads
no u are exaggerating
First, it reduces loads due to the crazy temperature, because of a phenomenon that occurred, and this does not happen in Egypt only, some of most other countries. Secondly, electricity is cut off an hour per day, and they tell us when to cut it by appointment.
All countries now have some issue or the other. If you don't have something positive to say, better not say anything
@@thothkemet-lv8wq No.
"spread out and spacious" that sounds like a car centric paradise😂
Better than being cramped and overcrowded.
It is exactly that, spacious and car-centric. Egyptians don't want to use public transport. Public transport is only for poor people, and rich people who want to experience being poor.
Nice
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Why would just not put solar in the desrt?
Egypt has the fourth largest solar power plant in the world
We already did that a few years ago. It's called the Benban station.
@@yehiahuzayyin7972shout out to banban. My family is from there.
As an Middle Eastern I’m very happy to say that your video is B.S
Egypt is facing harsh economy and soon the existing government gonna collapse people can’t even afford to live
خليك ف بلدك يلا بلاش قرف
Egypt is an exporter of electricity 😅😂
Yes, brotherly sheep, fly
I highly doubt African democracies (especially those with presidential term limits), can guarantee realisation of such long-term projects. Maybe Tanzania would be on a similar path if President Magufuli was around and they 'd have changed the constitution. In Kenya, I hope President Ruto becomes obsessed with development and we will be more than willing to amend the constitution to allow him to go beyond two 5-year terms.
I agree its nice improvement to egypt BUT the the money spent on all these project browoed money from Banks and egypt debit over 169 billion dollar and the egyptian get paid average $100 per month and literaly 70% of egyptian under proverty rate and most families had hard time surviving hard poor life😢😢😢
This year is 152 billion only and next year under 140 billion. The new capital finances the Egyptian economy through sales
Deep in dept and failure
New Cairo/New Egypt does not look like a nice city to live. It's so artificial. They also say it's made for the rich because they don't want to live among the poor people.
On the contrary, New Cairo is one of the most beautiful places and closest to the heart of Egyptians because they love it very much
Military is enough
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And how is that all financed?
I mean the country gets a lot of tourists, Suez Canal brings in a lot of $ each year, private investors and good relations with a lot of countries to lend them money with good payment plans that won't hurt the economy
@@guccimello4648 I have been in Egypt several times in the last decade, and it is a straight way downwards. Since the Arab Spring Western tourists have been missing and were partly replaced by Chinese ones. Since Covid-19 these are missing too. You should go to this country and not tell us your feelings from here. 100M people cannot live from the Suez Canal fees.
Private Investments from mega companies such as Orascom, Arab contractors as well as multinational ones
The Suez Canal fees have now also been degrading due to Houthi activities in their war against Israel.
Egyptology tells us that Akhenaten's project of building a new capital in Amarna ended in an economic disaster that could be repeated now.
Egypt's future megaproject should be to find a way to solve bankrupcy.
Dept is 33% of gdp i think your country should solve its problems first
Bankruptcy!!!!!
You are funny
Egypt become the main country in the production of gas in the middle east and built many megaprojects costed billions of Dollars in different field and you speak about the bankruptcy of Egypt hhhhhhhhhh
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the capital's name will still be "cairo" (no "new something") as the constitution mandates its institutions to reside in cairo. thus the city's borders have been changed to encompass the new area. that's it, just another hood in town
will be named kemet
With the biggest mega project comes the biggest loan, also you are talking about Egypt there is a big difference between Egypt and مصر 😂😂😂
What do you mean? Egypt is مصر
@@mghta357 there is a joke Egyptians say to describe the difference between how the corrupt live and how the poor live, they use the term Egypt to describe how the generals, businessmen, ministers etc. live, and the difference between that and مصر where the poor, starving, and uneducated people live
@@abdounasr1264
تمام. عمري ما سمعت المثل ده. عموماً، المشاريع دي بتعود على الدولة المصرية بفوايد جمة حتى لو ماحسيناش بيها على المدى القريب. طول ما احنا بنخلف بالنسبة الرهيبة دي مش هنحس بتحسن. لازم نبطل خلف كتير. دي اكبر مشكلة عندنا. اما عن القروض والديون، فكل العالم عنده وامريكا اكبر مقترض فالعالم. طالما القروض دي لحاجة مفيدة. ومشكلة القروض زادت فمصر مع الكورونا وحرب اوكرانيا برضو زي العالم كله.
@@mghta357 هو انت صح في حاجة ان انت قولت ان المشاريع دي ليها فايده، بس فايده للناس اللي بالي بالك، تاني حاجة بتقول عن القروض، امريكا ممكن ترفع سقف القروض عندها في أي وقت، عشان هما الدولة بتاعت عمله الدولار العالميه، او العملة الصعبه ومحدش هيحاسبهم، اما مصر طبعا مش هتقدر تعمل كده عشان احنا عندنا الجنيه المصري، وفي دول اصلا متعرفش ايه الجنيه ده اصلا
@@mghta357 بس بص اكتب مصر vs ايجيبت علي اليوتيوب وهتفهمها هي نكتا مش اكتر
Why a nuclear power plant?
BC Egypt has a population of 100m ppl which forces it to buy electricity. The power plant is supposed to stop Egypt from buying electricity
Yes
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As someone from Egypt, i’m impressed by this level of propaganda 😂😂. Btw the government built a new capital to move government buildings away from protestors.
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Sooo who is paying for this???🤔
And its all build on huge amounts of debt. I am doubtful they will be able to pay back.
Egyptian here, not to be a party pooper but all these mega projects are for show. Literally.
To even kickstart them we got into huge debt, with most of these projects generating no revenue for us. Proof of that is the constant devaluation of the Egyptian pound.
Crackhead inflation and police brutality constantly... We're not eating good.
Once it’s finished stupid Americans are going to see it like Dubai so they will visit it and our economy will grow. Not to mention that by 2030 our economy is projected to be 900 billion because of green hydrogen. Don’t worry we will be rich by 2030
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I've actually recently watched a video that says that Egypt lacks in electricity, that sometimes it gets shut down for all for a few hours on purpose.
Is it true?
How come here on the video it says that Egypt is an export of it?
@@LiranBarsisa Yes and no. We're having daily blackouts nowadays yes but not because we lack the means of producing electricity; infact the opposite.
The problem is a shortage on gas (fuel) which powers up the electric stations. This shortage is due to poor maintenence of the Zohr gas field that reduced its output by about 23%. Add to that the more demand for electricity rn for fans and ACs for summer and this is the end result.
It's important to note that due to government corruption, official Egyptian reports very often either contradict or cherry pick the facts, but since Italy themselves have investments in that gas field, that's where I'm getting my info in addition to me meeting engineers in steam power plants that also confirmed the gas shortage.
Regarding the electricity export thing: that was the official intention yes, and we do infact have the capacity to be self sufficient electricity wise and have a surplus, but the infrastructure to export the electricity is not present. And much like any mega project under the current stupid rule, no proper analysis is made and everything is wishy washy.
@@LiranBarsisa we have more capacity for power generation than consumption
we export both gas and electricity
BUT, gas is exported in dollars which we need much more than electricity now, we the gov made a cap over consumption , it's a fiscal policy
Instead of redeveloping of old areas they expand new settlement out for rich
Not correct, there are many ongoing projects focused on renovating the old Cairo.
You don’t get it. Cairo’s a VERY old city that’s overcrowded, not planned very well, full of random unauthorised buildings etc. If you’ve seen the nile areas of cairo or what they call وسط البلد/central cairo you’ll see how renovation is super difficult. Greater Cairo are newer and more improved districts of the city such as New Cairo, 6th of October, Heliopolis etc. but even that new planning couldn’t solve the overly increasing population. And keep in mind, Egypt doesn’t just host the country for it’s own citizens but for other nationalities such as Syrians, Sudanese, Libyans, Palestinians, Syrians etc. of course it’d be a smarter idea to expand further and build newer areas. Also like the other comment said, many parts of old cairo are getting refurbished too
I guess it's easier to build in a new place than destroying things in old place and rebuilding there...
Eventually the old place will get better though, I think.
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Another video described the move as a way for the leader to avoid dealing with the unhappiness of the people.
😂😂😂😂 good joke
most of your informations about Egypt are wrong
Any sources or evidence That implie to whatever contradiction there was in the information proposed in the video?
مشاريع يتم تضخيمها لاتستنزاف ثروات البلاد كون القائمين عليها مقاولون مقربون من اللواءات والمسؤولين الفاسدين في الحكم !
معلش
هههههه
هل انت عبيط؟
@@مصريعربيوافتخر-ب5ز رئيسك الكلب الي بستعبطكم وبقلك " إحنا جبنا جون في إتفاقية مع إسرائيل " وهو ماخذ خازوق 😂
روح اتعالج المشاريع دي تمت بايادي و عماله مصريه وخلقت دوره راس مال خلقت فرص عمل للشباب في المدي القصير والمستقبل وعمار في البلد بالاضافه انها سوف تحل من الضغط علي المدن القديمه المتهالكه والتي تضيع الناتج القومي في اختناق المرور والتلوث البيئي
@@Joe317-e2c انتا حافظ ومش فاهم ! كان اولى ان يدعم قطاع الصناعة والزراعة لتشجيع الصادرات والتخفيف من الوارد لكن النظام الغبي استنزف العملة الصعبة واهلك قطاعات واسعة تشغل العمال ومنها الدواجن الي مشغل اكثر من 3 مليون عامل !
What a waste. Sustainble???
None of your business 😂
It will become dirty very soon.
None of your business 😂
None of your business 😂
I think using huge resources to make a desert green is in no way sustainable. Desert is itself a naturally occurring land, just like forests, mountains, plains, and frozen land. Why are they not investing in lifting already existing neighborhoods in Cairo? Wouldn't that be more tourist friendly and valuable?
They dont give a fuck about sustainability cuz they aint western cucks listening to teenage girls about some bullshit
They are building more cities to ease the crowding of the population from the capital, and then the city of Cairo will be rehabilitated, and the efficiency of its neighborhoods will be raised and developed, and all random buildings will be eliminated in it, so that Cairo will return to a beautiful city again, but it is only a matter of time.
You're right about this. As an Egyptian, all these projects are just for show, there's no real analysis behind them. We're suffering
The administrative capital is VERY expensive and is more of a rich elite hideout than a neighboring city you can stay in to get outside of crowded cairo.
Actually a lot of places have in cairo have been already under renovations dont listen to the haters. You can’t deny what the did with nasr city, masr el gedida, mokatam, maadi, mosls maspero, al asmarat. And so on that is just in cairo, they also did new mansoura and new menia. And also you can’t foget about hayah kareema for all the people living under inhumane conditions. You can’t tell me these things didn’t happen or they’re going south i’ve seen them i’ve seen the difference they have made. I frankly have trust in el sisi although some problems with the holyfication they are doing to him but honestly things changed so much in Egypt according to infrastructure and people’s quality of living so much through el sisi’s time
@@abdelrahmanabbasbekheet5607 Jerusalem should rise not Egypt
Nuclear power plant is being built by Russians? 🤣🤣 have you guys not watch Chernobyl?! Haha
No we didn't
we don't fear any f* object.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 bankruptcy will come sooner to Egypt
Mid income country decorating drawing room to feel richness on borrowed money😂😂😂
Ha by 2030 we are going to have a GDP of 900 billion because of GREEN HYDROGEN your just jealous that Arabs are richer that Americans
Will fail 100%
What exactly will fail?
Why so doubtful? Did you find any contradictions? And if you have any please reply as I am interested in you visual perspective on Egypt's megaprojects.
Because you are a failure and the failures are the ones who see successful projects as failures
Please enlighten me on how they’ll fail. I’ve seen the New Capital in person and the development is astonishing MashAllah. I don’t get why some of you guys get so furious when seeing a struggling country develop for the better, especially if it’s an african or majority muslim country. You westerners make fun of Egyptians because over 90% of them live near the nile, but when they want to expand and make their deserts hospitable and liveable you have another problem?