Sisi-City: The New Capital that could Bankrupt Egypt

[@bekelemulugeta6307]

Our Egyptian brothers are drinking the water of the Nile together. I wish growth and prosperity for both peoples, your brother from Ethiopia.🇪🇹

[@a_marof]

God save us all together

[@2elshamla212]

of course that will be done

[@محمدمحمد-ك3ز5ر]

Thank you

[@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos]

What's wrong Oromo?

[@khalidhisham6230]

ARE YOU MOCKING US?!!

[@arshadmilad]

Visited new capital last week and looks amazing. I pray this will be a successful project. Not good for people of Egypt if it fails. Love from a Pakistani from Cairo.

[@Mbs147]

Ohh wonderfull info bro ,i am european pakistani can you send me your contact bro .

[@TheNtrLight]

Thanks brother, our greetings to Pakistan people from Alexandria.

[@workshopstudio1]

.... and it is definitively NOT good if it continues. It was built on the expenses of so many priorities. The purpose is to enrich those in power and their affiliates.

[@LilekoSiyolwe]

It will will be

[@guestbygilda2443]

Unfortunately, the projects have no economic feasibility The country was implicated in loans and debts The economy and currency values ​​have been destroyed The people are suffering now Indeed, we hated our lives as Egyptians This is the truth from the people, away from the false media and deceptive views

[@shalaby6653]

99% of Egyptians won't be able to buy a small condo outside the new city, let alone the inside the city itself.

[@Xfruster]

Nuh uh

[@Xfruster]

@@Nottheworst4565 Nuh uh

[@mohamedahmed9918]

99% of Americans can’t buy an apartment in Manhattan.

[@mariusklos9987]

Greetings to the Egyptians from Poland, I hope that this project will give a new impulse to the development of Egypt💪

[@mmrr3757]

Thanks ❤

[@TheNtrLight]

Thank you and welcome for all our Poles friends 🌹

[@theresahana7210]

Thanks 🙏

[@marcinpominski4591]

Polska do 2030 roku wyda na obronę przeciwlotniczą i przeciwrakietową też około 60 miliardów dolarów.Po tym filmie zrozumiałem jakie inwestycje nas omijają przez wojowniczych sąsiadów.😒

[@TheNtrLight]

@@kingdoms-battles هههههههههههه انت مفكر البق الرديئ ده هيساهم في انهيار الدوله؟ طيب اسمع ردي عليه يا حيله واللي بيظهر جهلكم الشديد باللي بتهروا فيه There's nothing called "Sisi-city" it's known in Egypt by Administrative Capital or the New Capital, but I see you tried hard to draw a bad image on this thriving and very important project to our country just before the elections! yeah? coincidence for sure! right?! You also spilled many false info, the whole script acting like those false media of the muslim brotherhood party! you can't even know the difference between the iconic tower and oblisco capitale! LOL AND It's FASCINATING how you "forgot" to mention the most important thing that has been declared MANY TIMES by the prime minister and the president himself which is "not a single Egyptian pound from the state budget is spent on this major project. It is all came from selling lands for investors" but of course if you mentioned that then the rest of your script will be unreasonable! From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.] Abd-alFatah alSisi is really changing the face of Egypt to way way better, by eliminating slums dwellings and those chaotic districts and offered a suitable homes for poor people, tons of infrastructure projects that is needed for the heavy industries domiciliation, reducing unemployment through these projects, and eliminating diseases spread in society through for years through free health initiatives and the comprehensive health insurance project that we started, in addition to establishing many technological universities, developing the education structure, huge agriculture projects, building about 14 new generation four cities, many green energy projects, high-speed train lines and developing transportation, eliminating terrorism and strengthen the army so we can live in peace, and also allowing so much freedom of speech unlike president Mubarak era, and much more. So yeah he is the greatest leader we had since Muhammad Ali, but of course there's people who against him bcoz of the inflation, they don't understand the basics of the global economy, but for me the only critique is that he allowed more than 9 millions of immigrants to enter Egypt which affected many aspects of our life like society and economy. Anyway, that's why we choose him for the third presidential term, deal with it.

[@zemog1025]

How does this make life better for the regular Egyptians, not the rich powerful ones?

[@gamers-xh3uc]

Well is not to make life better is simply to make Egypt able to withstand its increasing population

[@bereketkiflejibicho3015]

Go Egypt 🇪🇬! I am from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 we drink from one river(Abay) Nile and we prosper together 💪🏾

[@samehmostafauk6975]

thank you brother .. hope we can reach an agreement about the water soon

[@nyboy526]

Inshallah we will. We must stand together and never against one another.

[@elsherbenilimited2326]

The problem is in the governments. They are incompetent and always need an external enemy to keep the people domesticated!

[@robertsaid7456]

Thanks bro for your nice words We as Egyptians love Ethiopian people and we believe you have the right to have electricity. We hope to reach an agreement soon.

[@miraelkady1098]

Yes dear ❤️ send love from Egypt. We prosper together ❤️

[@essyn3076]

This is a project all Egyptians should celebrate. They will benefit one way or another. It is a God blessed country. All will be well. Much love from Uganda

[@yehiagamal1182]

Thank you. It’s a difficult year for us but still united and blessed ❤️ much love for Uganda and all Africa

[@TheNtrLight]

Thanks darling.

[@moderatetuber3845]

The cheapest unit is at least 10 thousand dollars the average income of half of Egypt doesn’t exceeds 300 dollars plus all the units in that city are 7 million units which won’t house more than 5% of Egyptians the wealthiest of Egypt celebrate what?

[@TheNtrLight]

@@moderatetuber3845 hi abd-alnasser worshipper, the new capital is not built to empty Cairo! there's about 14 new cities that are currently being built around delta outside the boundaries of overcrowded cities in order to disrupt population congestion, about 9 of them finished already, and it offers 3 levels of housing from hi-class to economic class with reasonable prices. also you're the one who think that the whole world can afford buying an apartment? guess what! the majority of world are living in rented apartments, and you also say that 310.000EGP is a lot of money for Egyptians? LOL Can you tell me the prices of the apartment inside Cairo? I dare you!

[@HS-yc1yn]

@@moderatetuber3845 This happens every where on the map, then there is the big Obour city right next on the new capital have low budget residential areas

[@vanveakrin276]

Renovations in the Egyptian Life... and refreshing images for the Egyptian people

[@abdulazizsaleh8650]

مصر تستحق كل الخير ...شعبها من اطيب واكرم شعوب الأرض حفظ الله مصر وشعبها 🤲🏻💐🇸🇦

[@احمد-ي8ي6غ]

من مصر 🇪🇬🇪🇬❤🇸🇦

[@salvadorguevara4835]

حبيبي الله يكرمك

[@nouruldinabdeldayem5633]

و إياكم و المسلمين و المسلمات أجمعين

[@guestbygilda2443]

البلد راحت في داهيه اي خير تتكلم عنه

[@TheNtrLight]

@@guestbygilda2443 مئمئلي شكرا، الحمدلله على النعمه، روح عيش في السودان او ليبيا علشان تحس بنعمة ربنا عليك، ولا تلقاك من اخوانجية بريطانيا، الاخوان السدوميين.

[@Soulboy63]

Returned to Sharm El Sheik this Xmas , the improvents you have made are amazing , well done , be back soon. David from Uk 😊

[@GTKJNow]

What did I say a say about Egypt? See below for details [Isa 19:18-25 KJV] 18 In that day shall five cities in the land of Egypt speak the language of Canaan, and swear to the LORD of hosts; one shall be called, The city of destruction. 19 In that day shall there be an altar to the LORD in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar at the border thereof to the LORD. 20 And it shall be for a sign and for a witness unto the LORD of hosts in the land of Egypt: for they shall cry unto the LORD because of the oppressors, and he shall send them a saviour, and a great one, and he shall deliver them. 21 And the LORD shall be known to Egypt, and the Egyptians shall know the LORD in that day, and shall do sacrifice and oblation; yea, they shall vow a vow unto the LORD, and perform [it]. 22 And the LORD shall smite Egypt: he shall smite and heal [it]: and they shall return [even] to the LORD, and he shall be intreated of them, and shall heal them. 23 In that day shall there be a highway out of Egypt to Assyria, and the Assyrian shall come into Egypt, and the Egyptian into Assyria, and the Egyptians shall serve with the Assyrians. 24 In that day shall Israel be the third with Egypt and with Assyria, [even] a blessing in the midst of the land: 25 Whom the LORD of hosts shall bless, saying, Blessed [be] Egypt my people, and Assyria the work of my hands, and Israel mine inheritance.

[@thabo3866]

Look, with every positive there'll always be difficulties, every successful city built around the world has difficulties.

[@SK-lt1so]

😂😂😂 This is a crime.

[@amroshawky7246]

It has no positive, just a waste of money and resources. He could have improved and modernised several regions in Egypt, but he chose to spend money he doesn't own on a new city that no one can afford to live in.

[@khaledsaid5883]

All Egyptians likes South Africans they are good people❤

[@LordRRR]

from Suiz City .But let's be honest, the economy is now exhausted because of that city. love south africa

[@LordRRR]

I know City might be the best, but it's worrying now

[@the_dia5]

In 1997, everyone had the same opinion about Astana being the capital of Kazakhstan. However, now it is considered a better city to live in compared to Almaty (old capital).

[@krzysztofkrowicki1312]

We will see if it works alos or it will end as Brasilia in Brazil.

[@gerard4039]

Kazakhstan didn’t bankrupt itself with debts to build it … she has oil … while Egypt is building non profitable structures with debts at hight profit !!! 25% to be exact , so in 4 years it would cost 200% in 8 500% !!!! It’s a snow ball effect than bankruptcy 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@TheNtrLight]

thank you

[@marwanelbana4771]

Thank you for speaking the truth.... Any other Egyptian who opposes what you say, do not care about his opinion, these people often follow extremist Islamic groups, and Sisi has cut off the opportunity for them “so that they do not place car bombs in front of the ministries.”

[@marwanelbana4771]

​@@krzysztofkrowicki1312 I'm egyptian living in brasil " na cidade de goiânia a 250 km da capital Brasilia " its amazing city muita maravilhosa meu deus ❤❤❤

[@yasserfaroukragheb6242]

Wonderfull project amd opened hundreds of thousands of new jobs

[@alexanderthegreat5928]

Greetings to Egypt 🇪🇬 from Morocco 🇲🇦 ... Go Egypt forward ⏩

[@GTKJNow]

THE FUTURE OF EGYPT: [Isa 19:18-25 KJV] 18 In that day shall five cities in the land of Egypt speak the language of Canaan, and swear to the LORD of hosts; one shall be called, The city of destruction. 19 In that day shall there be an altar to the LORD in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar at the border thereof to the LORD. 20 And it shall be for a sign and for a witness unto the LORD of hosts in the land of Egypt: for they shall cry unto the LORD because of the oppressors, and he shall send them a saviour, and a great one, and he shall deliver them. 21 And the LORD shall be known to Egypt, and the Egyptians shall know the LORD in that day, and shall do sacrifice and oblation; yea, they shall vow a vow unto the LORD, and perform [it]. 22 And the LORD shall smite Egypt: he shall smite and heal [it]: and they shall return [even] to the LORD, and he shall be intreated of them, and shall heal them. 23 In that day shall there be a highway out of Egypt to Assyria, and the Assyrian shall come into Egypt, and the Egyptian into Assyria, and the Egyptians shall serve with the Assyrians. 24 In that day shall Israel be the third with Egypt and with Assyria, [even] a blessing in the midst of the land: 25 Whom the LORD of hosts shall bless, saying, Blessed [be] Egypt my people, and Assyria the work of my hands, and Israel mine inheritance.

[@philipthecow]

This is like when you build way too much in City Skylines / Sim City and just go into horrible debt.

[@F22ERaptor]

Greetings from the UK! This looks awesome and very impressive. I hope this works out. The budget is not too bad....50- 60 Billion dollars? Here in Britain, that is half the cost of a sub-standard high speed rail which doesn't really go anywhere (check out how absurd HS2 is). Also impressive is the scale of the project and how quick it has taken to build. Here in Britain, it has taken over 5 years to build ONE hotel in an arch facing Buckingham Palace. Words cannot do justice to the colossal failure UK construction is but words cannot do justice to the amazing feat that Cairo is performing now.

[@czarofallthecanadas8145]

This is true, although the 60 billion figure is a bit more complicated than that. Part of the reason Egypt can build this so cheaply is because labour is so cheap, but labour is so cheap because the country is poor. Egypt will have more trouble affording this because Egypt's GDP is about a tenth of the UK's. (I'm using nominal GDP instead of PPP because the debts are denominated in foreign currency. This is different from the UK in that the UK is financing HS2 with debt in its own currency. Because of that if worst comes to worst it can just devalue the debt by printing money). Also, this comes at a time when Egypt is struggling with a currency crisis. Basically Egypt is the largest importer of wheat in the world. They need foreign currency in order to pay for all that wheat so their people don't starve. All this extra debt is an extra drain on their foreign currency reserves, which is not good. Add to that the fact that wheat prices are at historic highs due to disruptions to Ukrainian and Russian wheat exports and that Egypt's foreign-currency debts before this were already quite high before this, and you see why people are worried about Egypt's situation. And, on top of that, because of a Dam in Ethiopia that's being filled, there's a chance Egypt might lose its water, not be able to grow any food and have to import even more, but that's a whole other issue. Edit: Greetings from Canada

[@jonnydoeson5562]

They’ve got the Chinese constructing it. Don’t hold your breath.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@czarofallthecanadas8145 Aside from many false info, let me correct one! From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.] So, don't worry on Egypt, worry on your canada and their puppet regime, the people who built the greatest civ with magnificent builds, for sure they know how to rule their country, no one can steal our land or our water, we've an army for that, an army you don't have! so yeah worry on yourself!

[@TheNtrLight]

@@jonnydoeson5562 yes we have about 2k Chinese workers due to China investments in the project, but that beside tens of thousands of Egyptian workers and engineers!

[@jonnydoeson5562]

@@TheNtrLight look at the standard to which they build their own infrastructure and then ask yourself why they would treat your country any differently…

[@arrjay2410]

It will be interesting to see what this becomes in 20 years.

[@raulmedina3585]

It will become a ghost city like China I live in china for 20 years China built a lot of new cities but many became ghost cities because the Chinese people never came It was a waste of money instead investing all that money on the citizens on China or Egypt

[@4hhne]

عشرين سنه رقم كبير اوي 😢

[@ziyadwael8666]

Give it 6 years brother it will be better than Dubai

[@gamers-xh3uc]

Night city

[@gonzaloluna1989]

The worst project is the project not built. Only time will tell if it is a total success. Hope it succeeds.

[@TheNtrLight]

The whole video is based on false info like ikhwan media. From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.]

[@HS-yc1yn]

@@TheNtrLight 👍

[@noreen6285]

طب اكتب الإخوان صح طيب هههههه ​@@TheNtrLight

[@ahmedabady205]

I've been involved in the real estate business since 2008 And i can confidently say that the new administrative capital of Egypt is a total failure.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@noreen6285 مش كان الاول تعملي السيرش بتاعك علشان شكلك ميبقاش وحش؟ مشكلتكم انكم مندفعين بالاحقاد والضغاين وبالتالي عز عليكم التفكير، اللي بيكلمك كان من اكبر انصار الاخوان والله يشهد، مافيش عندكم غير الكذب والتدليس والاساءه والسخريه وده طبيعي من فئه باعت دينها واتبعت دين ال سدوم بريطانيا واميركا

[@thabo3866]

I'm proud of Egypt, 2016 and all of this already achieved? Greetings from SOuth Africa

[@hippocratesm.d.1543]

We have energy cut offs like you guys ... So proud of him indeed

[@TheNtrLight]

@@hippocratesm.d.1543 Give me a country with no problems!

[@guccimello4648]

@@hippocratesm.d.1543 do you want to achieve so much without suffering a little bit? seems unfair to blame your president don't you think

[@7-Dany]

bringing starvation to build some tall towers, well seems like a great project indeed@@guccimello4648

[@humanworld7774]

​@@TheNtrLight Really u guys should go for democracy their cici come power overthrow democracy where is your morality after Iraq siriya libiya Palestine why note in Egypt saudiya?

[@davidvasquez4123]

Wow 👌 Bravo 👏 🎉❤ Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤it's beautiful 😍 🤩 ❤❤

[@rasharoshdynutrition6041]

God bless Egypt ❤ Long live Egypt 🇪🇬

[@AnaNonaNona]

God is Allah ❤

[@mohamedhussien2101]

Thanks, Where are u from?

[@nezihmahmoud196]

May Allah bless the great proud nation of Egypt, its people, military, and its leadership. 🇪🇬 ❤

[@hamada5461]

3arص much, dont you think?

[@TheNtrLight]

@@hamada5461 5aleha taklak awy :)

[@Hannahhb24]

Please do not be ridiculous those properties were not built for the average Egyptian. They are for wealthy foreigners.

[@NeovanGoth]

"Let's ignore everything humanity learned about urban planning and build another car centric hellscape in the desert, because that worked so remarkably well in Dubai." On one hand, this is extremely ridiculous, but on the other, it's just sad about about the money wasted.

[@لولوزكريا-و4ب]

n't worry, 40 percent of the capital's roads are dedicated to grades, as the president loves grades and exercising in general.

[@justlola5651]

As an Egyptian, I have to mention that this is the first time in ages where a presidents’s projects actually reflect on our everyday lives. Whether it’s the new roads, reconstructed cities, or even the new transportation systems. Not to mention how safe Cairo bas become that as a woman I don’t worry like before and can go wherever I want whenever I like. So, I am very optimistic about this project and believe it will pay off.

[@dear396]

first time to read Ta3risa in English 😅😂

[@justlola5651]

@@dear396 not the ta3risa oml 😭😭. I’m literally just saying my personal opinion but I do understand how this may change depending on where exactly you live. I’ve also had personal experiences with those projects so my experience could be very different from yours and that’s perfectly normal

[@tahagalal9276]

This project will pay my ass off! What are you talking about here woman?!! We are bankrupt, the currency degraded to the lowest level in history, uncontrolled inflation and debts. I wonder how come you are optimistic, may be you are talking about another country!

[@moorishnationalism63]

Bravo egypt from morocco

[@ABC-ABC1234]

Let's pray Morocco will NEVER make these kinds of mistakes!!!

[@مصطفىنعمان-س6ت]

​@@ABC-ABC1234 باءءءء

[@ABC-ABC1234]

@@مصطفىنعمان-س6ت ???? هذه هي الحقيقة! هذه المشاريع العملاقة لا تهدف إلى تعزيز الاقتصاد بل إلى الهيبة! ويمكن للمغرب أن ينفق هذه الأموال على الإسكان الاجتماعي والبنية التحتية والاستثمار في وسائل الراحة بأسعار معقولة

[@ahmedshaker7769]

@@ABC-ABC1234cry some where else

[@ABC-ABC1234]

@@مصطفىنعمان-س6ت hhhhhhh

[@threemobileone1371]

All the very best to the great nation of Egypt. Total success for President Al sisi.

[@Mr.KenCoded]

I cant believe this project started just in 2016 and reached this level already, this is amazing ,this should be commended, go Sisi

[@ahmedkhairy5561]

كل الكومنتات الى هنا دى عبارة عن لجان😂😂وكومنتات مكتوبة بشكل يضحك فشخ

[@cindybogart6062]

It certainly will be gorgeous when it is done. I hope all goes well for this construction.

[@andregomesnf]

I like the idea. Wish all the best for Egypt Greetings from Brazil

[@jeffrobodine8579]

Ironically, Brasilia was born out of the same concept.

[@andregomesnf]

@@jeffrobodine8579 You are right. But I believe "New Cairo" is got much better reasons for its creation.

[@guestbygilda2443]

Unfortunately, the projects have no economic feasibility The country was implicated in loans and debts The economy and currency values ​​have been destroyed The people are suffering now Indeed, we hated our lives as Egyptians This is the truth from the people, away from the false media and deceptive views

[@andregomesnf]

@@guestbygilda2443 I will take your opinion in consideration

[@NoorAlhayah-o6i]

​​@@guestbygilda2443 Speak for yourself, do not speak for the people. I am Egyptian and I adore Sisi. Long live Egypt and long live Mr. President Abdel Fattah Sisi.❤

[@aGailani]

"Sisi-City: The New Capital that could Bankrupt Egypt."

[@kingtut3021]

Already did

[@mohamedahmed9918]

Not true. The poor has been poor decades before President Cici. The poor all over the world need to stop having 7 children! Two max.

[@jednoducha]

Tourists all over the world are already scared. All cities will look the same. All the travelers say to each other, run quickly to see the old towns and settlements, to capture the magical atmosphere one last time. And that applies to every place on earth. Those new cities will never have that magical atmosphere that attracts so many millions of tourists. There is a lack of humanity. It is more important to preserve humanity.

[@njg12345678]

Egypt’s top priority is lifting a large percentage of its population out of poverty. From what I understand most Egyptian businesses are owned by the military.

[@o0t6-w5m]

Египту успехов и процветания!

[@ziadstandard2775]

От души ❤

[@raniaadel-iu2cp]

And we are creating a new record in poverty, debts and the selling of assets and history.

[@suuriz]

Expat city but built by a country with 1/3 of the population in poverty

[@apdelrhman1415]

Egypt 🇪🇬 is land of civilizations❤

[@maeda7778]

It's just one civilization.

[@h.h.elnagar508]

long life Egypt😛💓

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

Myanmar did the same thing. Built a city to protect the military. No Egyptian will be able to afford to live in that place😂😂😂will become a ghost city

[@h.h.elnagar508]

@@RUTHLESSambition5 There are Egyptians there lol 😅

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

@@h.h.elnagar508 yes the rich ones, 1/3 of the country lives in absolute poverty. What world are u people living in?? Egypt doesn't have a powerhouse economy. It's going to be a ghost city

[@TheNtrLight]

@@RUTHLESSambition5 You compare Myanmar to Egypt? come on dude! There's many level of residential compounds in the new capital, and some of my relatives "mid-class" has bought apartments there already, some sold it with a higher price and others still has it, moreover there's about 14 new cities that are currently being built outside the boundaries of overcrowded cities in order to disrupt population congestion, about 9 of them finished already, and it offers 3 levels of housing from hi-class to economic class with reasonable prices.

[@HazemMuhammad-vj1bt]

Yeah very very rich egyptians 💀​@@h.h.elnagar508

[@khaledabdo71]

Long live Egypt 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 ❤

[@moderatetuber3845]

Without sisi

[@alexandriathe_great221]

@@moderatetuber3845indeed

[@ayakhasokabo8816]

​@@moderatetuber3845as someone who's a novice...why do you not like CICI when he's done more then let's say South Africa's current president.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@ayakhasokabo8816 those muslim brotherhood party supporters will hate Sisi forever after he kicked them from the rule due to the amount of miserable they brought to Egypt, whatever prosper he do to Egypt they will never accept him, those are followers of UK/US regimes they only care for rule.

[@Ahmed.-rv4ck]

​@@TheNtrLightIt is not necessary that he be from the Muslim Brotherhood party...there are those who do not like Sisi and are not from the Brotherhood

[@Katakeetdajani1]

Go Egypt Go . A lovely country with lovely people ❤️ 💕 ♥️ ❤

[@abdel2763]

Well, no body actually wants that new capital, it is the worst financial investments in the 21st century.

[@karimakai]

Unfortunately it's the main reason for the poverty & the egyption pound devaluation by 500 % till now😢😢

[@Autaka-Nubia]

Yeah by starvation fool

[@waswawilsonsr5226]

Egypt has no good people please

[@peterlai2858]

Yes l agree...l have found Egyptians - everyone that l came into contact with in business over the years - to be very decent and kind. I can only wish Eqypt success in everything that it does.

[@kammore6209]

This is actually beyond impressive. They did all this in 7 years???

[@TheNtrLight]

@@kingdoms-battles هههههههههههه انت مفكر البق الرديئ ده هيساهم في انهيار الدوله؟ طيب اسمع ردي عليه يا حيله واللي بيظهر جهلكم الشديد باللي بتهروا فيه There's nothing called "Sisi-city" it's known in Egypt by Administrative Capital or the New Capital, but I see you tried hard to draw a bad image on this thriving and very important project to our country just before the elections! yeah? coincidence for sure! right?! You also spilled many false info, the whole script acting like those false media of the muslim brotherhood party! you can't even know the difference between the iconic tower and oblisco capitale! LOL AND It's FASCINATING how you "forgot" to mention the most important thing that has been declared MANY TIMES by the prime minister and the president himself which is "not a single Egyptian pound from the state budget is spent on this major project. It is all came from selling lands for investors" but of course if you mentioned that then the rest of your script will be unreasonable! From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.] Abd-alFatah alSisi is really changing the face of Egypt to way way better, by eliminating slums dwellings and those chaotic districts and offered a suitable homes for poor people, tons of infrastructure projects that is needed for the heavy industries domiciliation, reducing unemployment through these projects, and eliminating diseases spread in society through for years through free health initiatives and the comprehensive health insurance project that we started, in addition to establishing many technological universities, developing the education structure, huge agriculture projects, building about 14 new generation four cities, many green energy projects, high-speed train lines and developing transportation, eliminating terrorism and strengthen the army so we can live in peace, and also allowing so much freedom of speech unlike president Mubarak era, and much more. So yeah he is the greatest leader we had since Muhammad Ali, but of course there's people who against him bcoz of the inflation, they don't understand the basics of the global economy, but for me the only critique is that he allowed more than 9 millions of immigrants to enter Egypt which affected many aspects of our life like society and economy. Anyway, that's why we choose him for the third presidential term, deal with it.

[@gonfreaks937]

throwing money away aint art

[@TheNtrLight]

@@gonfreaks937 Cry more :)

[@gonfreaks937]

I'm not really nagging. I would be even impressed if all that actually costs just 60 billion, but i'm just being logical. The country is having huge problems and most of thos projects will just worsening the situation istead of improving them. @@TheNtrLight

[@mando73204]

Egyptians are great builders you can look at the pyramid to know how good they are

[@DEEN133]

When world is looking forward Egyptians are not exceptional this is Egypt the land of Prophets. Good video entertaining 👌

[@anmolkalyankar3844]

Why does this looks so dystopian 😢

[@letshangout6359]

Yes but until successful no

[@EzraMerr]

Because you're brainwashed

[@ABC-ABC1234]

@Merooyy "Better tourist areas"?! Egypt needs to pump billions in new projects that help Egypt! Such as creating an additional canal from Congo River to South Egypt for extra water (don't mix the water with the Nile)

[@wawaweewa9159]

​@Merooyytourism issue can be better if Egyptians behaved better to tourists

[@Andy-ev8sf]

Super impressive. It’s a risk but I think it will pay off. Greetings from South Australia

[@monegal1]

Cairo is horrific so I'm all for it, residential areas should be free for civil servants and their family though, with schools for the children, etc

[@stevepierre3120]

The problem is the new city is for the rich only...the ordinary residents can't even afford to buy these houses and they probably not even allowed to enter these complexes, that's why it's built far away from Cairo...lol.

[@Take19797]

that is not true maybe at the beginning it is for the rich its true but I am someone following the new housing prices and a lot of them follow the same prices in current cities and railways between cairo are made to ease travel as well@@stevepierre3120

[@MegaAhmad1994]

R u even egyptian? I am egyptian and this city is taking all of our money... We used to have all kind of foods for almost free and the poorest man in country could eat 2 3 meals a day... Now food is even expensive for middle class people

[@Take19797]

yes, we are Egyptian and you are blind if you think living well is waking up eating sleeping and doing no progress. Eventually, you will get to the same problem but this time without having enough income money to avoid it and only becoming weaker with no solution. This project and many others that are being built are to prevent future catastrophes. @@MegaAhmad1994

[@Take19797]

ومتعوضش تخون انت اصلا مصري والكلام ده انت اصلا الاعمي@@MegaAhmad1994

[@Rolo555]

Egypt is now trying to compete against UAE and now Saudi Arabia as the new modern tourist destination.

[@datingandlifeadvicechannel7534]

😂😂😂😂😂 joke !!

[@TheNtrLight]

sorry dude, Saudi Arabia will never be a tourism destination, and uae is not about tourism, it's much darker!

[@amrkhaled7346]

We’re already a big tourist destination

[@H.Doc11]

Wish the best luck to Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤️ 🇸🇦

[@mando73204]

Sisi built more than 20 new cities not just this

[@luxushauseragency]

Fantastic ambition. Good luck to all Egyptians for a prosperous future.

[@sianu9013]

Salam from Putrajaya Malaysia. Good to hear positive developments of the new capital city of Egypt. You do excellent job! Keep it up! I think you can ignore these negative comments and critics from this KZbin. Similar negative comments happened before when Malaysia built a new capital city, Putrajaya and industrial city Cyberjaya. Alhamdulillah our country has done the right decision construction of Putrajaya and Cyberjaya in 1990 & 2010s that offered good living standards and job opportunities to the citizens. These developments and designs become a model, set a new standard and quality for other developments of housing and city across the nation. Good job!

[@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos]

"Affirmative Action Around the World" explores how setting quotas based on entitlement not only sets back economic development but also helps to tear the social fabric.

[@fs5882]

This is not just about finance, it's about the aspiration of the nation, this is the drive of the nation to live and compete. That is good thing.

[@ilyosbekjumaev6074]

love to Egypt from Uzbekistan

[@EdwinaTS]

$60 billion of credit is not much for a country with 100 million inhabitants. It works out at only $600 per Capita. Egypt hosts the Suez Canal, which is therefore in an ideal location to join international trading between Europe, Asia and Africa too. Why use that certainty language of doom and gloom about the credit?

[@lemonade_ib]

Also it's a tourist attraction country, it can easily pay that .

[@gerard4039]

First it’s 180 billions ,,, second he’s building administratif buildings and not ports or factories …. He closed most of Egypt factories and bankrupted the agriculture …. But well I am sure you know that ,,, but you are just a bote … 🤡🤡🤡

[@Sodainspace]

Because Egypt is corrupt government and it doesn’t produce much as a country, lacking in resources

[@magicalronin]

​@@lemonade_ib They have tourists, but very few repeats.

[@farhaanmungroo2834]

This project will definitely be successful...

[@TheNtrLight]

InShaAllah, brother.

[@rohanjaiswal7420]

Love you Egypt and hope to prosper and achieve huge success Love from India ❤❤

[@samlonzo70]

The rabbit growth of people is hindering the development of Egypt. This is a fact that no one is dare to talk about.

[@moussashalaby7359]

I have been there myself, I bought a property there. The project is something I have never imagined that Egypt could ever achieve, especially in this short time. Inflation is not just related to this project. You forgot Covid three bad years impact and the current war situation in Ukraine, be reasonable dude. Furthermore, I haven’t seen any homeless nor starving Egyptian so far.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@ajohal5471 He meant in Egypt not only the new capital. The whole video is based on false info like ikhwan media. From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.]

[@lotanowo]

Of course you haven't seen starving or homeless Egyptians in this brand-spanking new city, they're all left behind in Cairo slums!

[@AlihanGurpinar]

Lol whole egyptian population is literally broke. Just see Cairo.

[@masriqaheri9938]

Great project Sisi is great leader Good luck Egypt 🇪🇬

[@tiko2916]

Such a misleading video cause the new capital is a separate financial entity “ new capital company “ and it doesn’t fall under the country’s budget and if you have made your homework, you would have known that this company has made a massive net revenue during 2022 of almost 650 million dollars from a deserted land that was worth nothing!! Anyways, get some popcorn and a big screen and relax and watch Egypt rising 👍🏻

[@m.morshedy]

Someone pin 📌 this comment please 👌

[@khaledabdo71]

Amazing 🤩 ❤ mega project.

[@IamZafarKahn]

Egypt; the most chaotic country I’ve ever been to. But nice people.

[@divinewind6313]

Ever heard of India.

[@5hf2024]

Try India and Bangladesh 😃.

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

i always have seen egypt as the biggest Power in Africa even i see huge potential with nigeria i see egypt less corrupt and thats the key of growth.

[@rsKayiira]

Excellent video. Amazing work by Egyptians to build such a beautiful city.

[@TheNtrLight]

The whole video is based on false info like ikhwan media. From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.]

[@mohamedabdukadir3271]

​@@TheNtrLight are you lying to yourself or you think people are dumb?? This is a state sponsored project and not investment from private sector meaning that the financial burden of project is on the government shoulders, Egypt is already in debt crisis and the incomplete project doesn't show an economic outflow that pay back the debt

[@TheNtrLight]

@@mohamedabdukadir3271 1. you're not an Egyptian! 2. obviously you can't read English! 3. Egypt doesn't have a debt crisis.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@mohamedabdukadir3271 and I forgot to mention that your country can't make any project that Egypt do nowadays! is that's why you're jealous?! LOL

[@ziadstandard2775]

@@mohamedabdukadir3271You know what man , go first and start learning English , you have no idea about what is going on in Egypt , this projects are massive when it comes to everything. I was would not waste my time to educate you personally. Egypt on the right track and days will show you…

[@user1001001000]

مشروع طموح و عملاق ، ان شاء الله يكلل بالنجاح و يعود بالخير على مصر و الشعب المصري الشقيق 🇪🇬❤ 🇮🇶

[@theancientsancients1769]

Building a brand new society all at the same time is clearly proving difficult by most countries that attempted it! The best way is to build things in phases which creates organic growth 📈 With money that can be reused

[@_haitham101]

the city is planned to be constructed over 3 phases. this is just phase one!

[@manalgharably5723]

Egypt had been making plans before, such as the five-year plan and the ten-year plan, and with the passage of time, nothing was accomplished to a sufficient extent.

[@peaceandlove5214]

Poor people can't afford luxury that much.

[@ozgur5620]

Egypt needed new pyramids, a very useful project for the people of Egypt.

[@texaswunderkind]

The old pyramids are broken and falling apart. They should be torn down and bigger ones built in their place.

[@haweyorashid9419]

ManshAllh ❤ do not say it will bankrupted it will bring more economic growth

[@TheNtrLight]

The whole video is based on false info like ikhwan media. From official sources: [The financing of all projects in the Administrative Capital is completely outside the general budget of the state, and the budget of the new administrative capital is independent and completely separate from the general budget of the state. This clear statement came from the Administrative Capital Company, which confirms that there are no burdens on citizens as a result of the large projects that are being launched in the Administrative Capital. This dispels the rumors circulating about the sources of funding for various projects. On January 24, 2021, the Ministry of Finance said in an official and clear statement that financing the construction of Administrative Capital projects, as well as new cities, is done outside the state’s general budget, independently and separately. The Ministry of Finance explained that the state’s success in creating an economic value for the land on which these projects are located, and transforming it into a source of financing, so that this economic value resulting from the sale of land to investors is used to finance construction operations and pay contractors and workers’ dues.]

[@oeldesouky]

@@TheNtrLight It is outside of the "general" budget, but who is paying for it? It's still the government backed by loans from China and private credit.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@oeldesouky No you're wrong, we don't have budget for such mega project, and no loans can do it! read the comment again, it's funded by selling lands to investors, it's smart idea to turn a part of desert to a high value piece of land.

[@oeldesouky]

​@@TheNtrLight You're the one who is wrong. "Egypt signs $3 billion loan deal with Chinese commercial bank to build business zone in new capital" Google this.

[@bulcounty]

Just think about it in a logic way. There are all ministries located in the new capital. Those will either need to put the money on the table for the construction, or alternativelly they will need to pay for renting those properties over the rental term. Nothing in this world is for free. As the new capital is primarily catering to the official administration of the state of Egypt the state of Egypt will at the end pay for all of this. In what form or way the state will pay does in the end not matter.

[@vanveakrin276]

Exciting project..a. NEW Egyptian Capital .. very well organized and future living standard

[@Jorjgasm]

It's not a bad idea, but they put up too much upfront investment in facilities which were not necessary from the start. They should have built the infrastructure, left space for stadiums and the like and started building medium to high density housing of good quality to actually attract residents and form businesses. They started by buildings every building they could think of before they even had people there.

[@FatmaSayed-p1l]

All these un necessary facilities are the reasons to increase the value of the land and attract people to buy residents and companies to invest in the area

[@georgebethanis3188]

The Jews and their US community could potentially bailout Egypt if Al-Sisi could agree to evacuate Gaza into the Sinai. A small price to pay to get Egypt's golden city up.

[@Ahmed_Abou_Omar]

it's a city for the rich, not for ordinary people 😔, by the way i'm Egyptian

[@NoorAlhayah-o6i]

❤From my house to the new administrative capital, half an hour by car, and my father was one of the workers in this city. Long live Egypt and long live President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. I am Egyptian and proud.

[@diazwahyunugraha2821]

Mega ghost city

[@TheNtrLight]

Is that your whims or you know something that we Egyptians don't know?! Jealousy isn't good for your health.

[@agberndiforevaristus9496]

This is a leader who doesn't care for himself but for his people and is taking meaningful risk to leave a lasting jewel of infrastructural development to future generations while lifting the bar of his legacy so high and a challenge to upcoming presidents. He is better than other presidents who worry only about themselves and surround themselves with devils who empty state coffers to buy themselves mansions in Europe and America while their citizens drown in absolute poverty and lack of basic necessities. Good job Sisi who says military leaders can do well?

[@Usernam744]

مدينه القاهره أصبحت مزدحمه للغايه بعد عشر سنوات سيكون سرعه السيارات ١٠ كم يعني هيكون في موت مروري وليس اختناق مروري فكره المدينه كانت من قبل السيسي لكنه هو من كانت له القدره ليأخذ تلك الخطوه هي خطوه شجاعه لكن متهوره مصر من آلاف السنين دائما تغير العواصم لها مدينه القاهره الحاليه يتعدي عمرها الف عام وأكثر اعتقد انها ستكون مدينه سياحيه مفتوحه بها الكثر من الاثار القديمه بها شوارع يتعدي عمرها ألفين عام

[@fawzikhalil5367]

I am Egyptian American i been in Egypt twice this year and I just love everything there, all the best for Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤❤❤❤

[@lemonade_ib]

A city 45KM away from Cairo will always attract attention.

[@mmrr3757]

Egypt is a strong country that will never bankrupt, the new capital will boost our economy 🎉

[@stevepierre3120]

It will benefit the rich and powerful people only...sadly the poor will keep struggling and suffering from these greedy people.

[@mmrr3757]

@stevepierre3120 😂😂😂😂😂 please try to use your brain the capital will bring investments and it will make cairo beautiful again because it won't be populated like in the past

[@Luis-ox3rg]

😂😂😂, what you talking about?

[@oeldesouky]

@@mmrr3757 Greater Cairo has a population of more than 22 million people. Will they all jump to the new capital?

[@fblassie]

Hahaha! It's already bankrupt!!! Ask the US Treasury.

[@theresahana7210]

Thanks president Sisi for everything you’ve accomplished in such short time

[@Wondwind]

How convenient. They happen to be finishing the housing for this city as Gaza is about to be destroyed

[@mohamad-abdo]

Your video contains an unprecedented amount of misinformation, yet your viewers seem unquestioning, granting you unwarranted authority to disseminate unverified claims. As an Egyptian who has spent the majority of my life in the country and has worked in the real estate sector, I possess firsthand knowledge of how newly developed cities and residential compounds are established in Egypt. To address the misconceptions in your video, it is crucial to recognize that Egypt faces significant challenges in its residential landscape, characterized by congestion and pollution in older cities. During the era of Hosni Mubarak, the construction sector was marred by corruption, with bribes to city councils allowing for the unauthorized construction of buildings that exceeded permitted height limits. Streets were obstructed by unlicensed structures, and infrastructure struggled under the unplanned burden of facilities designed for a fraction of the population in each district. These issues necessitated the development of new, heavily regulated cities adhering to construction standards, aiming to enhance the quality of life for Egyptians. Over the past 70 years, nearly every new city constructed in Egypt has enjoyed remarkable success. As a resident of these modern cities myself, I can attest that they have significantly contributed to my decision to remain in Egypt. However, it is crucial to note that these new cities were primarily created to alleviate the strain on older residential areas in Old Cairo, with little attention given to alleviating the burden on the administrative sector of Old Cairo. Contrary to your claims, these newer cities were developed with minimal reliance on the country's monetary reserves. Approximately 90% of the land in these cities was pre-sold to investors, who paid upfront to acquire land rights. The funds generated from these transactions were then utilized by the government to finance facilities, roads, and construction. Consequently, these new cities cannot be held responsible for the economic challenges facing Egypt. The economic challenges we're facing now are the results of international inflationary crisis in addition to local instability of the region. nearly every day we're faced with a new unprecedented challenge that puts a huge strain on our economy, covid 19 consequences, the war in ukraine, the war in sudan, the war in israel, the crisis in suez canal, the terrorist organizations surrounding every corner of our borders, the burden of 30 years of corruption of previous regimes. the revolutoins that devastated our country and forced us to go in deep debt to stay afloat. these are the real reasons we're suffering, but I'm sure all the amount of hard work we're putting to rebuild our economy will someday be fruitful.

[@DrSam86]

God bless you for the informative answer.

[@mohamedellethy9190]

مجهود مشكور وفقا الله

[@NoOne-tg9tk]

Prez Sisi is fighting Extreemism and wants to give his people a good life ...i wish Egypt have a glory and prosperity

[@fdama]

7:46 she's using half her face to chew the food 🤣

[@ahlaw1171]

As an Egyptian citizen, I am very happy with the new capital and proud of this type of project in my country, and I regret to say that this report is biased and unfair. I do not know the reason, whether it is political bias or just ignorance... because simply Egypt needs this project strongly, and most importantly, it is a strong addition to the economy, as it has provided very many job opportunities. And move the building materials factories and prevent the crazy increase in real estate prices in the old city, where people increase and the land does not expand. Where do all these millions live if there is no new place and how does the government manage citizen services without modern infrastructure and advanced technology... This video is very misleading... The Egyptians are the builders of the eternal pyramids. It is logical that they build the cities they need faster than others

[@a.nefertiti6980]

كره الغرب لمصر ان دل علي شئ فهو اننا علي الطريق الصحيح!

[@TheNtrLight]

الاخوانجيه بيدفعوا للقنوات دي، سكريبت بتلاته تعريفه قبل الانتخابات على امل انه يأثر في النتيجه هههه خليهم يموتوا بغيظهم، انا رديت ع التعليقات المضلله.

[@a.nefertiti6980]

برافو عليك، الحملات ضد مصر الايام دي غير طبيعية، حتي من التيوس اللي بيعملوا ڤلوجات سياحة! في واحد انجليزي عامل فيديو بيقول للناس مترحش مصر، عامل فوق ال ٨ مليون مشاهدة. ربنا يحمي بلدنا من الناس اللي عايزنها تخرب ومحاصرنها بالحروب وبالحرب الاقتصادية كمان.

[@moderatetuber3845]

طلما الغرب بيكرهنا بتترجوا استثماراتهم ليه؟ و ليه بتشتري منهم سلاح؟ و ليه بتروح للبنك الدولي بتاعهم و تاخد من فلوس؟

[@TheNtrLight]

@@moderatetuber3845 دي سياسه انت وانصار الهالك عبدالناصر ماتفهموش فيها، زي مثلا ما بايدن قال "لا شيكات على بياض للديكتاتور" لكنه في الاخر جه يتمرجح في مؤتمر المناخ وضخ 500 مليون للمشروعات الخضراء في مصر، يا حلاوتك ان والاخوانج وانتم عاملين وطنيين وكل كلامكم غيره وتدليس وضغاين

[@TheNtrLight]

@@a.nefertiti6980 ماتقلقيش لانهم مفسدين وربنا مش هيصلح عملهم والحمدلله هم من سيء لأسوأ

[@adelmostafa11]

Egypt is our country and we love it and we love our president God give him a long life

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

Impressive coverage of Egypt's ambitious project! The scale and vision are truly remarkable. Kudos to the author for the detailed insight. Looking forward to more such informative content.

[@GabrielFerreira-ue8hs]

It's basically Brasília in the desert.

[@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos]

75% peasant population, the rest are Anatolians Greeks Italians Circassians Persian families Syrians Lebanese etc.

[@ms4you]

Keep dreaming & watch Egypt rising 😎😊

[@stevepierre3120]

Rising from what exactly?! 😂

[@TheNtrLight]

@@stevepierre3120 Cry more! :p

[@Elmaghrabiz]

Correction, 10000 EGP is way less than 500 USD. The rate is 31 EGP to the dollar for over a year now officially. And 50+ EGP in the actual market now. So 10k is actually less than 200 EGP now. On the other hand I doubt the sq meter is only 10k EGP, I guess it's multiples of that may be.

[@PeterSzeto-es6em]

This new capital will be good for the country.

[@garyhuntsr71698]

I live in Taiwan for 60 years and I am concerned about water shortage every year❤❤ water is the issue

[@احترمتحترم-غ2ت]

تحيا مصر وتحيا الأمة المصرية الخالدة❤ اللهم احفظ مصر وشعبها وجيشها العظيم❤ The Egyptian Nation ❤ تحيا مصر ❤ تحيا مصر ❤تحيا مصر ❤ مصر الخالدة الأمة المصرية الخالدة

[@scottmarquardt3575]

What a perfect name, Sisi City. Sisi is slang for someone that doesn't know how to stand up for themself in America

[@mando73204]

Same meaning in Egypt 😂

[@الشاعرعلاءكامل]

First: Its name is the New Administrative Capital. Secondly, the name Sisi in Arabic means mare or little horse.

[@tedwong7037]

Within a huge population, more modern space, public facilities will always a neccessaty. Im sure after its constructed, it will be the ideal modern lifestyle of egyptians.

[@manalgharably5723]

Many countries have replaced their capitals with new or modern ones, and the issue depends on the economy or distance from population congestion and not politics or the creation of a secure city for the president, who has been ruling for years in the old capital - and that city or capital will be for a few years for the current president, but it will also be the seat of government for whomever. After him, there will be presidents of the Egyptian Republic

[@moderatetuber3845]

No one can offered to buy a unit in that dusty new capital except the rich ones

[@a.nefertiti6980]

@@moderatetuber3845There are dompounds for the rich all over the world, not just in Egypt. At least, in that new capital, the cream of the crop of our civil service will help bring our bureaucracy into the 21st century for real, a big blow to corruption and incompetence.

[@moderatetuber3845]

@@a.nefertiti6980 No these type of cities only exists in corrupt dictatorships like yours

[@TheNtrLight]

@@a.nefertiti6980 he's a hater, I saw his clips, the fail abd-alnaser supporter, just a jealous old guy.

[@TheNtrLight]

@@moderatetuber3845 cry more! 😂

[@svart7716]

It seems that influential countries in Africa and Middle East follow the UAE’s path. How good idea is it to build a mega city in the desert? No fertile land, no plant, scarce water supply. Hope they succeed.

[@chrisper7527]

Didn’t you hear the part where they built the world’s largest artificial river to hydrate the new mega city capital?🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@TheNtrLight]

Long live Egypt ❤💪 Abd-alFatah alSisi is really changing the face of Egypt to way way better, by eliminating slums dwellings and those chaotic districts and offered a suitable homes for poor people, tons of infrastructure projects that is needed for the heavy industries domiciliation, reducing unemployment through these projects, and eliminating diseases spread in society through for years through free health initiatives and the comprehensive health insurance project that we started, in addition to establishing many technological universities, developing the education structure, huge agriculture projects, building about 14 new generation four cities, many green energy projects, high-speed train lines and developing transportation, eliminating terrorism and strengthen the army so we can live in peace, and also allowing so much freedom of speech unlike president Mubarak era, and much more. So yeah he is the greatest leader we had since Muhammad Ali, but of course there's people who against him bcoz of the inflation, they don't understand the basics of the global economy, but for me the only critique is that he allowed more than 9 millions of immigrants to enter Egypt which affected many aspects of our life like society and economy. Anyway, that's why we choose him for the third presidential term, deal with it.

[@moderatetuber3845]

Long live Egypt without Sisi

[@TheNtrLight]

@@moderatetuber3845 Long live Egypt with alSisi, and I really feel sorry for you abd-alnasser worshipper!

[@moderatetuber3845]

@@TheNtrLight Ok let’s assume Sisi took poison in his anus and passed away then what is Egypt doomed?

[@COMA7NDO]

Egypt came, then history came 🇪🇬🦅

[@LilekoSiyolwe]

This is awesome & am sure it’s to be a success- even better will be improving infrastructure & housing in older cities ❤️🕺💃🤛

[@dandan3521]

Modeling after the Gulf States would be a red flag, bad urban planning, and housing will be out of reach to most Egyptians have little or no money. This is not the solution for Egypt's population overcrowding but birth control is. Just keeping it real.