Egypt’s National Centre for Planning Stateland Uses (NCPSLU) has approved the allocation of 6,050.68 acres for the establishment of New Matrouh City and the transfer of 46 land plots to the “Future of Egypt” for Sustainable Development project. The council also approved adjustments to the established boundaries of New October City. Land in Qena for a water drinking station, an agricultural services complex, and a fire station. The council also approved land for the al-Qasima police station in North Sinai and 2.64 acres for service facilities on the Taba-Nuweiba International Road. Fawzy added that the NCPSLU continues to coordinate with state bodies to maximise the utility of unused state land and support comprehensive development to improve the investment climate.

Source: Daily News Egypt January 27, 2026 17:23 UTC