PM Madbouly inspects New Alamein City and Marina development projects

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has begun a field inspection tour of New Alamein City and the Marina tourist center on the north coast.

• Madbouly inspected the Bolivar Road, Mazarine Compound, Marina lakes, the coastal tunnel, and inaugurated the C19 bridge.
• Madbouly said the tour is part of continuous follow-up on national projects, adding that New Alamein is an integrated city for year-round living.
• Housing Minister Randa Al‑Minshawi said the city spans 49,000 feddans along 14 km of coast, with 45% of the total area completed, including 28 residential towers and 46,189 housing units.
• Madbouly was accompanied by the housing minister, the deputy housing minister, and other officials during the tour.

Latest developments

• Jul 15 — Housing Minister Randa Al‑Menshawy said the Mazarine Compound covers 707 feddans and contains 7,999 residential units.
• Jul 15 — Al‑Menshawy stated that 916 units in the compound are scheduled for delivery in September 2025 and 2,022 units in July 2026.
• Jul 15 — Madbouly reiterated the government's aim to provide diverse housing within integrated communities as part of an unprecedented expansion in new cities.
• Jul 15 — Madbouly reviewed the technological center of the New Urban Communities Authority during the tour.
• Jul 15 — Madbouly also inspected the tourist promenade and the international conference center at the Heritage City.