Cairo 2.0 - the New Super Capital of Egypt
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2022
- In Egypt, a new administrative capital is being built in the middle of the desert, about 28 miles away from Cairo. You might think that the Egyptian government embarked on this ambitious multi-billion dollar project for some compelling needs: to lighten the load on the real estate market in the old capital, to reduce pollution and traffic congestion. But what are the real interests involved? And what are the official and unofficial reasons behind such an undertaking? Let's find out.
Sources used for this video:
- C. Maltherre-Barthes, "Egypt's New Capital: Yearning for Urban Youth";
- Y. M. Serag, "The New Administrative Capital of Egypt. A Critical Review from the Regional Perspective", 2017;
- P. Loewert, C. Steiner, "The New Administrative Capital in Egypt: The Political Economy of the Production of Urban Spaces in Cairo", 2019;
- J. Vintges, "The New Administrative Capital of Egypt. Egypt’s Relationship with its Deserts and the Production of the New Administrative Capital", 2019.
A gross amount of pro-government bots in the comments section.
Yes because everyone who disagrees with you must be a bot. What a great alternate reality you have built for yourself.
I am Egyptian and even the pro-government minority that I know are usually against the new capital.
EDIT: unfortunately, contemporary Egyptians have been rendered so helpless that a lot of them try to find whatever good there is in their situation, even if it will lead to their demise ... toxic positivity & false reassurance. There is so little for the modern Egyptian to be proud of, and the media has exploited this by claiming the tallest tower, the grandest mosque, or the largest cathedral to gain the population's support.
@@user-jk5ds3qs7f I'm egyptian too and nearly my entire family is with it , idk who made you our representative to talk instead of all of egypt
Shut up kid and go to sleep 😂
@@user-jk5ds3qs7f so true.
The 50k USD for an apartment is actually high
But if you read every thing the government posted you will know it is cheaper because you will only have to pay 500 pounds every month for 30 years then it will be a private property
but what good is that if the average citizen only make 3000$ a year like they said in the video? 3000$ is ~2200 pounds and 500 pounds per month is way more that 2200 per year
@@ktdoty9921 Same way the average citizen in the UK cant buy property in London, or Paris, or Berlin, or Moscow, or Amsterdam etc etc etc. Of course the capital of a country will be expensive, but the social housing provided by the government will mean that average-just above average can afford property in this incredible 4th generation city
This video is stupid and doesn't show actual good things the government is doing
@@ktdoty9921 You are thinking of British/Sterling pounds. 3000 US Dollars is ~ 50,000 Egyptian Pounds. That means the average Egyptian is getting 4000 pounds a month. If that is true, then 500 pounds for a mortgage is not a big deal. The USA for comparison has an average annual income of 31,000 US Dollars, roughly 2500 US Dollars a month, and an average monthly mortgage of 1,200 US Dollars.
Egypt is not only working on the new capital city but its building 44 new cities all under constriction. 2nd thing i wanna point out that Cairo was not left out, cairo got new metro lines,brt and slums are beigns domolished and residents are given new houses.
Yeah the video makes us beleive that cairo was left out which is false they got the lion's share of development projects
Isn‘t it also in Cairo were they just built a raised highway right in fron of a big appartement block where poorer people live?
I don‘t know if people still live there (I kinda doubt it) but the pictures from that place are hilarious with like 5 levels of appartements straight up bellow the highway with no light.
Good to know
@@PhilfreezeCH yea after Arab spring a-lot of people randomly build new houses illegally… so some had to be diminished but they got compensated. they can chose money or a new house from the government housing unit.
@@finnishlion748 one of the worst examples is nazla el sman near the pyramids, brought alot of scammers thank God it got removed
If you are in a country where 98% of population lives on 3% of its land, having a ghost city is kinda impossible
Yeah I don't think so look at China
@@TheMattsem not the case with china
@@TheMattsem not the same thing china population lives on way more than three percent of there land
@@TheMattsem Egypt, even with it's desert, is not even a quarter of China, so it's different.
I’m Egyptian, I can confirm we do indeed have ghost cities, in fact, I’ve lived in one
Egypt isn't only building new things, its upgrading its existing cities
Saudi also
No, it isn't. Look at the old parts of cairo or hell, even the newer parts of cairo like nasr city
@@retf8977 lol yes it is Ive seen the Cairo development and how much cleaner it now is and the amount of slums that have been removed don’t talk about stuff you aren’t educated about
@@gamegeslaagd6038 "Don't talk about stuff you aren't educated about"
I live in Cairo, specifically Madinet Nasr (Nasr City). I have been to old cairo and visited areas like fustat and el sayeda eisha and el hussein, hell, I have been to the very heart of the supposedly removed slums, Manshiyet Naser (the so called garbage city). Yet the government only works on removing areas that don't need to be removed, only renovated, like the sixth and seventh districts of Madinet Nasr
@@retf8977 seriously what do you suggest they do? take down entire unplanned districts? how much is that going to cost in comparison to just building a new city?
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Money is already being spent on eradicating slums and improving the infrastructure of Cairo. Also, the government is investing heavily in public transportation, new metro lines, LRT, BRT and a Monorail.
You seem to be very proud of the development but be careful of the Chinese money which is being invested. For example - Sri Lanka, China now literally owns that country and Kampala airport of Uganda which now has 100% ownership.
@@JonSnow-pi6jb I’m just mentioning some of the things that many Egyptians really need as a development. However, i’m not that proud of the development that is going on, there are some things missing the government needs to pay attention too. Chinese loans to the Egyptian government is really considered insignificant, number and percentage of total GDP wise, compared to loans given to Sri lanka, Uganda, Pakistan and other African countries.
@@JonSnow-pi6jb lol Kampala airport has never been taken by the Chinese. It was a bold fake news and we know very well who is creating and spreading these fake news. Before the Kampala airport fake news, it was the Mombasa port and before that ZESCO, the Zambian Electricity Company. All that was just fake news. The US Spends each year 300 millions $ to smear the Belt and Road Initiative. You now have an idea where this money is going.
And what are you going to do about the poor people who lived in those "eradicated slums"?
@@JonSnow-pi6jb the only thing that china has invested in is the iconic tower area
Can you make a video about "Decent Life Initiative"?
It is a 45 billion dollars project that is aimed at providing and improving services and infrastructure for all the the 68 million egyptians living in villages. It is supposed to be over by 2024-2025....
We as egyptians are surprised by the speed of achievements of such projects , me personally living at delta region have witnessed bridges and roads being constructed and finished from A to Z within 4 months , this made my life much easier we were not used to see such projects constructed in such few time before, still there is alot to be done but am sure now than ever we are on right path
@@MohaAhmadhamadani haha 😂
We hear this statement since 2013 , keep dreaming and crying 😭😂
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Love your videos keep it up!
I just found this gem of a channel, continue.
4:57 the plans look like what I would build in city skylines
always nice listening to one on your videos in english, a good way to recap important topics just watched in the original channel👍
Just discovered your channel. This is an amazing channel
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Actually 50,000 dollars for an appartment (786,870 egp) is actually close to average than it is to the extreme prices here in egypt speaking Alexandria wise most appartments exceed 1mil egp with ease in popular areas and getting a 2 bedroom appartment in a hotspot like the new capital for 780k is a very good price if you ask me
Sounds insane to me but then again i live in the woods on the other side of the world
@@brodyhess5553 If i were you i wouldnt beleive myself but thats how it goes
yess especially since the payment plans are very lenient and over long periods of time like 30 years in some areas.
How is 60k for apartament alot ? In europe or elsewhere its like 300-400k euros.
@@szn7548 Egypt is the 2nd cheapest place to live in the world after Pakistan so in our economy it's average
Thanks bro
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I like that you guys have no bias
Really dig these videos about modern events in the middle east and Africa
You showed some videos of the slums in egypt now all those slums are demolished and new homes are built to these poor people and that is also a mega project in egypt
Great content! Question: if it's made for international audience, why use miles instead of the metric system?
Anglosphere, baby. 😎
I'm critical of this project seeming that many of the Urban planning mistakes Dubai made are been replicated like the lack of transit and no friendly pedestrian streets. However, with Egypt's rich history on arquitecture and new capitals, it tell us if anyone can build new capitals is then, I just hope it doesn't become like the story of Pharoah Akhenatens capital.
How TF you can tell from this video that it lacks pedestrians streets?
@@shamy_ofc the mass amount of suburban houses being built.
Yeah it seems to just just be for the government, the military and the rich. The park may seem nice, but we’re talking about a park that primarily exists to be big, is placed in a desert and is in a country with high water insecurity
@@Ggyhhggtyyy "be big"? Do you know how harsh dry climate is? Nobody wants to live in a place thays as sandy as Cairo bro, you would've known if you've lived in Cairo, that everyone wants to leave cause of the sandy environment.
@@Ggyhhggtyyy Also if you don't like the expensive housing, buy next door in Shorouk, Badr or Suez, and if you want, you could get an extremely cheap home in October and just travel to NAC by monorail and train (in the future). And if you REALLY want a Cheap house you could buy up an empty lot and build your own home with your own materials and prices. Its really not as much of a debacle as you think it is.
Love your English content
Egypt proved that it's easy to build cities with glassy and modern skyscrapers just like new York or Singapore or Hong Kong or Dubai ,, it's not an achievement ....
But you'll never be able to build a true country such as Egypt ♥️
The new administrative capital , Al Alamain city , Galala city , and more 10 cities are built all at the same time ..true hardworking
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@@ahmedelsleet8542 average 6 year old
Why would they build the airport right in between two residential areas and very close to both parks?
They are in the desert, just move it a few km away from everything.
Yeah that confused me
the north side of the airport is planned for development of another new city and the west side of airport is where the presidential palace and goverment offices are
so Ithink it's made that way for not to disturb traffic everytime some vip is going to or coming from them.
will you do the video about circassia in english?
I do undestand the motives behind the move, it's easy to build something new than to correct something that is falling apart, but the egypitians will pay a heavy price (hyperinflation) for such faraonic project for the ultrawealth and powerful payed with taxes.
From what I've heard and read it's not only building new city, they are upgrading Cairo too by demolitioning some slums that sprout out of control in the arab's spring and compensate the families with money or new housing.
Lol who said that the old cities aren’t being upgraded ?
I am not kidding every couple of hundred meters you walk in Egyptian cities new stuff are being being built or old stuff are being upgraded. Old cairo is getting 6 new major axis roads, one new ring road and old ring road is being upgraded 8 lanes, EV buses, new metro line, two new monorail lines, lrt train line, a new bullet train, new parks, new lakes, new museums , sky scrapers, dozens of new hospitals, hundreds of new schools, entire slums demolished and rebuild to standard for free for their occupants. $50 billion usd are being spent in under 3 years to upgrade the Egyptian countryside. $60 billion are being spent annually on mega projects all over egypt for the past 8 years to improve Egyptian lives ranging from electricity to water treatment to sewage to communications to transport to road networks to rail systems to cultivating 4 million acres in the desert to modern irrigation to education to health care to defense. Work didn’t stop while Egypt was fighting isis on it’s western and eastern borders and it also didn’t stop during covid. Western media show only a tiny fraction of how Egypt is rising
@@perra5910 with the currency already inflating, a spending spree is absolutely the wrong thing to do
@@Ggyhhggtyyy currency is not inflating due to domestic reasons. It’s due to the U.S printing 8 trn usd in 24 months that increased its debt to gdp ratio to over 120% hence hiking interest rates on U.S bond. Couple that with the current world economic war which made them hike interest even more. This caused a decrease of demand over most currencies in the world and decreased their exchange rate values while putting pressure over prices of grains, energy and metals.
I would agree with you if Egyptian debt to gdp was increasing but it is decreasing steadily, currently a tad lower than the global average of 94%. It’s at 87% of gdp and will drop to 80% in the next 3 years. Indeed post Covid it was expected to drop to less than 70% but again it’s not a domestic reason related to inflation.
In addition 87% of gdp is not as much as you think of the Egyptian gdp considering 2 things.
1- debt maturity is over 11 years meaning on average it’s 8% of gdp on annual basis.
2- Egyptian gdp is around 10% of Egyptians wealth not like a country as the U.S where the GDP is 25% of the wealth. Meaning that general gross in Egypt makes 0.8% of the wealth on an annual basis and 8% in total.
So anyone who talks about defaulting etc…. Have no clue about what they are talking about.
Source for number imf world economic outlook report April 2022.
@@perra5910 okay, I had just heard the guy mention inflation in the video. I guess it's not a surprise that that is not an amazing information source
Hopefully it doesn't turn out like Brazilia, which is often called "culture-less" and boring compared to Rio, while Pakistan with Islamabad, did well, creating many parks and recreational facilites.
@@jubasniper254ck3 Not a fair comparison. The only reason you say Egypt is ahead is because of 21st technology that these countries didn't have decades ago...
@@carlosgarciasanchez egypt isn't building to get away from protests and citizens or to bootlick to rich elites, it's for the middle class and lower middle class
Timing is great for such a large infrastructure investment it will soften the blow of post pandemic economics
Please metric measurements.
I've spent three beautiful months in Egypt with wonderful people here. While my stay, I largely wandered in cities like Nubareyah, Alexandria etc. I express my heartiest wishes to the new project & kindly request the concerned authorities to give priority for basic infrastructure like roads.... The roads should be adequately wide with proper footpath & a special cycling track too. The drainage lids should neither on roads nor on footpath, but completely away from both! (Indian cities having the same defect everywhere! Almost all roads directly carrying the deadliest drainage lids/ covers everywhere).
Also note that BRT/rapid bus transit system is a big failure in all cities across the world... Try find some sustainable solution.. Give priority to greenery, gardens & dedicated areas for elderly citizens.
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i don’t like how this videos leaves out so many key details that makes it seem like the gov is moving away from people out of fear of being removed. if anything it’s only moving to allow people to have a breathe of fresh air as congestion eases as the offices moves away allowing more open spaces and green areas available for the residents.
I think your analysis is likely to be just as one-sided as you suggest the video is.
There are valid reasons to be distrustful if the Egyptian government"s motives. The willingness of people in the Middle East to trust their autocratic governments has been one of the major contributing factors to economic and social stagnation in the region - which, in turn, led to the Arab Spring and Islamism. How much more of the same pattern of bad governments promising big things only to disappoint are you willing to take?
@@ems7623 no it isn’t. obv i am aware that having an opinion and rooting for it is a form of bias, but as i grew up and understood more and more about politics i started off with giving the ruling authority the benefit of the doubt and supporting them until i found reason not to. with mubarak’s time, i was with his removal. then came morsi, whom me and my entire family were convinced of and voted for, but quickly within one year we saw his clear ineptitude and wanted him out immediately and can’t stand the guy now. with the current government we’re seeing real words and promises that actually come to fruition with real life actions. you know, things that would be promised and may or may not be completed in 15 years are now being announced to be completed before we even had the chance to know they were planned and all-in-all take a year or two instead of the 15.
i know it’s hard to believe as a foreigner (i assume) to see the middle east as a country where peoples will is what is actually being done, but we chose him and with regards to this, we actually see the problem and have asking for this solution for ages. downtown cairo is literally impossible to go thru it’s incredibly jammed and is long overdue a relief from 10s of years
Another reveloution and there will be no more Egypt as we know it this move is smart and sisi already is doing the "Hyah karima" mega project to improve the lives of over 60 million egyptians and is still ongoing and already improved alot of villiages. I find this move pretty smart of sisi as our understanding of politics can be manipulated so easily due to lack of education to most. Education has seen development but it isnt enough as the smart ones go outside and work outside in like germany so they never do good for the country so if there is more jobs and a more developed part rgen it we can convince them to stay and benefit the country.
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As an Egyptian, I don’t want it to be the “new Dubai” but one like Kuwait City. They pay workers well and give them decent life quality. Uae is a joke.
Nova lectio made an awesome video about Dubai, unfortunately it is in Italian and they haven't ported it here yet : (
I lived in Kuwait and moved to UAE recently. That’s when I realized why Kuwait was the worst country for expats in the world.
@@eiadds9546 wtf
Look at Qatar and uae. It’s known that Kuwait is much better to expats than other gulf countries(especially Qatar)
@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel They pay is good, but you will be a second class citizen in those countries.
@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel then you have never lived in the gulf lol. i grew up there. uae has always been on a league of its own.
For the algorithm!!!
yeah you really don't know anything about the new government,sisi isn't only building a new capital,but upgrading the existing capital and other cities,mubarak's 30 year era had nothing in plan for anything in the country economics,politics,even he was controlled by obama and we didn't have good bread to eat,we were sent wheat that WASN'T clean and the bread had rocks and Cigarettes in it,we are also making social housing projects everywhere in our new republic,actually a LOT of it is done already,so please next time you talk about the government know that we didn't have ANYTHING for 30+ years then came the civil war and our military was weak and drained with old weapons from america,thanks to el sisi the economy rose 70%,yes the people are poor and don't have the basics of life because we sat 30+years doing NOTHING,step by step the country will continue it's rise,and also as you can see we are rising in global fire power as we are the 12th place on the world in military ranking.
Hope they build something inspired by their ancient history instead of those soulless and boring towers of glass
There is an idea to construct the Obelisk Tower in the new administrative capital, which will be higher than the Khalifa Tower and the tallest skyscraper in the world, designed in the ancient Egyptian style in the form of the Pharaonic obelisk
ruclips.net/video/JMG_td3FCYM/видео.html
I know that you will not understand anything because it is in Arabic, but you will find the shape of the design
Well the whole capital is based on pharoh design look at some pictures of it
The Government is focusing on developping poor neighborhoods with bad infrastructure and civil planning, they are upgrading gettos to more liveable places and providing low income families with better housing.
Egypt plans to diminish gettos and poor neighborhoods by 2030.
Are the owners of those buildings and apartments getting fairly compensated though? You have to take that in consideration.
Let's be real: there's only one Dubai, and one Dubai is more than enough for the planet. We don't need a repeat.
The Egyptian project is even bigger than dubai
hey man can you make a video about Sadam Hussain please
The housing is one thing, but i'm super concerned of this government moving itself away from its population and hiding away in a geographical and urban planned fortress :/ it makes them less accountable and harder to protest against and demand changes.
Please use the metric system
raga mettete anche nella descrizione di ogni video anche quello del canale originale
You should really upload the video about Reggeni, I just want to see the international reactions
Its not just Reggeni. The gov kidnaps & tortures ALL Egyptians who dare speak about corruption. Sisi is literally Mubarak v2 AND WORSE.
Ahh continue your drama, youre so boring
an airport in the middle of the city, it will be hell for the residence
how else could we achieve growth other than spending spree in real estate and infrastructure?? cough.. industry cough..
How da fuq do you only have 44k subs
Don't worry, it will grown and be a big channel
This is the second channel the first one has 600k
@@halifax7137 damn I didn’t know
@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel the first one is an Italian channel,that's why you never heard of him
Probably half of his subs are us, Italians lol. It will take a while before it happens but I'm sure it will indeed explode sooner or later. His format and the amount of work they put in is terrific even tho sometimes he made mistakes on economic related topics (huge mistakes). Keep in mind he only started uploading on this new channel since 1 month
Anyone else noticed that the background music is from Assassin's Creed Origins?
Fun fact: when you put egypt in the thumbnail, many egyptians will want to watch the video but most of them wont comment
A presidential Palace the size of an airport ?
The area colored in blue doesn’t correspond to the presidential palace alone. It includes government offices, parks and a large central obelisk.
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The people in comment sections are clueless. I know people who were JUST in Egypt weeks ago. They say sure some bits are improving but the people are struggling to live even on basic needs. It’s actually going very downhill and if anything Egypt is going worse rather than better. sisi is just building a new city to look like he’s doing a good job
Why don't you cover the Ukrainian or Bosnian crisis?
Portalo assolutamente nel canale italiano
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@@ArbiterElegantiarum94 gentilissimo
I'm Egyptian and this is totally bias
They will name it based on Ancient Egypt..
Unfortunately, Egypt is bankrupt. Egypt borrows money to be able to pay the interest on the enormous debts. Even worse, all investments go to projects that do not generate income. One has the feeling that Egypt is mismanaged on purpose. The people who claim the opposite either have no idea about economics or profit from corruption themselves.
lol ‘bankrupt’ yet the ratio of gross debt in comparison to GDP is decreasing and has decreased steadily each of the past 8 or 9 years the gov has been in charge lmao
Building a city from ground zero is always a bad idea but its definitely worse when you build it for this much of money.
I’ve been observing the construction of this new capital since it’s announcement. Sisi is doing good work if only the US government can be like this. I can never see an entire city being built in the US
Man if only you knew the whole picture, the new cap is only one of 300+ mega projects already done or being finished all over Egypt as we speak.
El Sisi is a blessing to Egypt.
@@perra5910 wow amazing man
Sisi is doing Much Much more than that actually
I specially love him cause he's giving us free public and affordable high-quality Healthcare 🥺 I pray the US has a good president soon..
Egypt is running very fast in the right path to acheive successful economic growth by improving infrastructure and by implementing economic reform ( which actually started in 2016 )👌... I really love Mr. President El SiSi so so much ❤❤❤ ...
Long live Mr. President Abd el fattah el Sisi ❤❤❤❤❤...
Long live Egypt ❤❤❤❤❤
for the algorism/
Ur information is wrong,
pro u got nothing about Egypt
First of all, we are building 44 new cities from scratch in the desert including 2 big cities the capital that u have discussed and the Alamein city
I can't live in the capital as u mentioned but I took an apartment in new Obour city one of the new cities and at the end of the video u mentioned slums right
In the last five years, gov has destroyed slums and built new buildings instead of it like
Asmarat city 1,2,3
The city of ghait Al-Anab 1,2
And so on u can make a real search
And the last thing the new capital city doesn't cost any money from gov the whole money comes from investors like the investors are buying landing and the gov take that money and build their buildings so before making a video about a foreign country make sure u deeply understand the whole information and situation by ur own research not imitating other speeches.
I don’t know why, but Egypt has been trying to replace their capital for millenium, they have been trying to do so since at least the Bronze Age under Akhenaten in what was called amerna.
They did well to build a new capital, it is the best solution
I can get behind an Egypt that positions itself as a regional leader. No one would disagree that the entire Arab world needs better leadership for a more secure and sane future.
I worry, however, that the entire region includibg Egypt does not seem capable of imagining forms of constitutional governance which eschew authoritarianism. I simply do not think that any authoritarian society can ever truly prosper. China is presently an outlier in this, but often overlooked is what it actually feels like to live in a society that lacks basic freedoms. Many will live a lifestyle plentiful enough to not notice on most days, but the voices of those who don't are smothered.
again everyone in the west seems to think that the model for democracy that’s displayed there is the be all end all of it and should be law everywhere else. however they don’t factor that people in the west are much more educated and aware of what true democracy means people in this side of the world think democracy means doing whatever u want however u want at any time no matter who it offends harms or bothers. they’re not ready for democracy yet AT ALL. they need to be guided and have their hands held till they improve their lives and education esp so that then a true sense of democracy can THEN be applied. maybe in 20 years minimum
Cairo is not left... Huge efforts are undertaken to remove slums and rebuild them again in a modern fashion... New roads are constructed in old Cairo... New metro lines...
Also there is a new huge project that has already started to modernize rural Egypt.. Involving thousands of villages... To improve life among ordinary and non rich people.. New roads.. Health services.. Fast internet.. Housing... Fresh water ... Sewage.. Etc
Thanks for the video but it smell politics rather than a fact reality. Egypt has spent over 400 billion in last 7 years with lots of mega projects in real estate; new urban district for low income families, infrastructure, roads ( Egypt became 34 WW on road safety ) , Electric high speed train largest in Africa, LRT ( light Electric train), Monorail, industrial, petrolium, agriculture and tourism. Cairo the old city has got a large part of investments. A correction from someone who invest already in The New Capital. Revise and update your information as half of the video is showing your political point of view NOT FACTS. I suggest hence to change title of the video.
this video is deceptive af
@@aligmal5031 no wonder Europeans live in their closed minded world blame other countries of human rights and non democratic while in lots of European countries if Not AlS can not oppose nor change their life. It is a matter of some few years and thus will change. Egypt in the right path for us as Egyptians and we do not care about Europeans nor Americans.We need to be more nationalists deep in our Egyptian culture.
Egypt is on the cusp of so many crises and your leader has no idea what he is doing.
You are 10 years away from civil unrest, the Nile being withheld creating water shortages, and the crash of your currency
@@emrebennett2857 As Turkish think you should be more worried about your economy and Lira. I am talking from a realistic point of view not emotional one. Also as an economist. Read history and you will see countries like Singapore, Malaysia and even USA has built their countries same way. Also it is not about leader as Egypt is using its talented and creative sources inside and outside Egypt into plan of sustainable development. So, it is not building new 20 cities but it is a full 2030 development plan and you can check figures. About the damn we are not worried at all as we have Congo River project also we have strongest army in Middle East with very good international relationship and influence.
Not only one super city,
Egypt building 14 4th generation city.
Since the Egyptian pound floated Egypt are going to be great Again.
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Al-Sisi when people ask him to do something worthwhile for the wellbeing of Egypt: I sleep
Al-Sisi when has to build a random city on the desert:
where else are egyptains supposed to expand? in the delta that's almost gone?
@@zombieat It's not a fact of "expanding", the fact is that Al-Sisi does this for his wellbeing, which goes aganist the wellbeing of the typical Egyptian. For what we know, it could perfectly be a way to recycle money arriving from CIA or FSB.
In few words, Al-Sisi is the average African dictator, and this is either a propaganda farse or a plan to fuck up Egypt even more.
what do you think is worthwhile? he expanded the Suez Canal , bought and built the best new German trains and is improving old ones, building the monorail, building three new big cities, including a new capital, build three new public unis and attracted foreign ones from Canada and such, he is renewing old cities including Cairo, built the strongest army in Middle East and the area , built the biggest fish farm in Africa , the biggest solar farm, bought 4 nuclear reactors from Russia , renewed and built new roads . all of think is nothing to you? then you are blind.
@@ominosentenzioso5100 do you want to become another libya?
egypt will not survive another protest, keep that in mind.
@@Jack-he8jv Man, if Egypt was an actual democracy (es. what Muslim Brotherhood was doing with Morsi) probably protests would not happend in the first place.
@6:35 what border clashes with sudan? enlighten us when?
@8:14 no. the gdp per capita of egypt is $4,000 not about $3,000 as of 2020.
Do you have your GDP per capita in middle income status just because of natural resources?
The gdp per capita is actually $3.500 as of 2020, if you correct an approximate value don’t use another approximated one?
@@UnstoppableEmpire ?? Natural resources?
@@UnstoppableEmpire no we have very few natural resources if any at all
@@tess6909 exactly $3,587/capita in 2020 and it has only gotten higher since.
$50 billion? There are cheaper ways to solve Cairo's problem than building this new city. Public transportation, social housing, or even trying to increase the number of factories in the countries. Social housing in the old Cairo would be more benefiical than social housing in the new city.
I think they should choose another city to be the new capital not building new one.
it's not a dubai 2.0 dubai is just a facade but our new capital is way more than that in fact uae wanted in in the project to make it dubai 2.0 but egypt refused
the new capital is going to be the brain of the country basically
edit : this video is so deceptive with alot of wrong information
Is Egypt able to achieve this on their own or colonisation from China is going on there
Please clarify somebody
China is only jointly building the business district in the New capital. The rest of the city is being built and financed by the Egyptian government and two large egyptian conglomerates 'Orascom' and the 'Arab Contractors'.
my condolences to the oppressed Muslims in India and India occupied Kashmir.
TRUTH FOR GIULIO REGENI! 🇮🇹🇮🇹
This won't work if everyone builds 2030 no one has 2030 vision
I just love seeing people hating on the government so much even if the government did something good
But they didn’t do anything good building this, the entire city will be only inhabited by the wealthiest in Egypt while all the normal working people in Egypt continue to live in crowded slums in Cairo, also the city is horribly planned and contained an ungodly amount of unnecessary bs like the massive skyscrapers and the biggest military headquarters in the world which Egypt does not need at all, also the city is planned as a car centric hellhole filled with ugly American style suburbs, and also it’s built in the middle of the desert and all those massive green parks are going to take hundreds of gallons of fresh water to keep green, and freshwater is already a growing concern in Egypt and this will definitely not help, and the main reason Egypt wanted to make this city is to move the unpopular government away from the people so that it’s harder for the people to organize and overthrow them like they did to the last dictator.
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I think you should go look for the new cities they are building for the poor
@@mohamedayman5666 give an example
@@redfront6707 the transformation of the slums in Egypt
@@mohamedayman5666 are you talking about the slums being torn down to make way for highways and luxury hotels, and all the social housing being made are extremely overcrowded, poorly built and bad quality not much better than the slums.
Thanks for shedding light on the human side of the story and the impact this could have on average citizens and how it might make an authoritarian regime even worse.
What authoritarian regime? Brainwashed
What the fuck are you talking about...
The price is roughly 60k USD .. which is very reasonable and you won’t find in your country .
What authoritarian shit do you mean ?
Is providing jobs for people who build and homes for buyers +investment a bad thing ?
HOW!?
as an egyptian living in egypt i can tell you that the government doesn’t need to legitamise anything. it is already loved very dearly due to the massive positive change that has occurred in all aspects of life here. the administrative capital is only the cherry on top that we think will make us a small to middle income economy no longer.
Our government is loved!!
No kidding
Not true, not at all
Is this the same guy who usually does the videos on this channel? He must have got a makeover or something , because now he has blue eyes, and he doesn't wear glasses anymore. He just looks different even though he sounds the same. I'm confused.
I support the New Improvements by the Egyptian Government. I have no Criticism of his decisions.
ok mr. gov bot.
Egypt... please dont...
I thought I would need to add more to this video but you've impressed me with how well-made and well-rounded the arguments were for both the pros and cons of this project. As of right now, the government is lying in state media by claiming that this new capital is supposed to "relief congestion off of cairo." Obviously, the new capital is one of the most expensive pieces of land in the entire country, so that is an utter lie. There's the final hope that whatever they manage to finish would attract investors and improve the economy and strength of our currency... but who knows.
It will releive the congestion in cairo somewhat by removing the rich ones.
@@user-or1rm1ol3q they already were given free housing didnt they? Thousands of places as well its a very great move after demolishing the randomized houses they lived in with terrible living conditions
Yep, 700k over 30 years aka 500 pounds a month is very rich. Especially since the minimum wage is 2,400 pounds a months and most people are paid 10,000 and up in experienced working conditions. Definitely rich.
America should spend that kind of resources on her people. Only way that happens, though, will be when we rise up and demand it. Until then, our oligarchs will pretend nothing is wrong.
its a year later, did it work? no? oh too bad.
When an Egyptian regime announces a project that will transform the country and solve all of its problems, forgive me for not getting too excited.
They should just move into the pyramids.
They're not the REAL people of the pyramids. YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?😂
My god this is terrible inaccurate, this is why I don't believe anything on the internet anymore, stay humble guys 🙏
You have to stay humble starting from respecting others opinions. Thanks
@@jhonnydiamond absolutely, but when creating a video never put ur opinion, videos are made to inform others of a certain situation, not to tell people how to react to it, videos should only have facts.
@@jhonnydiamond it's misleading video already why he has to put his nose into the news
PlotTwist: El Sisi is Louis XIV in disguise and The New Administrative Capital is Versailles in disguise.
So Egyptians are gonna eat Croissants?
The Sun King reborn
Why didn't they just return to Thebes.
Why are you trying so hard to trash it ??
Well done Egyptian government. Remember Egyptian mindset should change. LEAVE VIOLENCE .STOP LITTERING.BE MORE RESPECTFUL TOWARDS WOMEN .Love from South Afroca🥳🥳🥳🥳💖
We poor African countries warn Egypt not to waste precious water on unsustainable and unscientific adventures. Think Twice Egypt!!!
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We warn you not to blah blah blah , what that do you want to control Egypt ?
@@salomastation6004 we are already in control of Egypt for life. No way out.
@@salomastation6004 Ethiopia is unstoppable based on truth and God.
@@bisratgirma ok. worry about controlling your capital first.
@@zombieat we will control Cairo that is the way God created it.
keep up the good work, very unbiased in the way you present, i expect NAC to be a ghost city
is there even a single ghost city in egypt?
The first phase is done
And there are people already living there
If you are in a country where 98% of population lives on 3% of its land, having a ghost city is a little bit unrealistic isn’t it?
Ahahahahahahah....
When I have read the title "The new Super Capital of Egypt" I thougt about new factories, universities, scientists, doctors, power plants etc.. But when I have watched the video I understorrd that this capital is of the variety made of concrete.. What a waste of resources!!!!
Yeah all those are there, the video just didn't mention them. I advise you yo do your own research, this guy seems biased.
This is misleading video , the Egyptians live on only 3% of their land so they of course need do build more beside all you mentioned are being build already
Logical fallacies;
1- "removing the government from cairo reduces the risk of demonstrations"Why? does the Tahrir square get warp-drive space-time-portal moved into an undisclosed location, or did the past revolution succeed because mubarak lived in Tahrir square? how does moving government buildings to a new city prevent people from demonstrating in cairo?
2- poor-shaming the egyptian people: the president promised us saying: They are poor-shaming us, but I won't stay still. Five new neighborhoods were built from scratch in cairo alone to provide decent housing for people who lived in unplanned slums. as of 2020; cairo is free of unsafe slum neighborhoods. that happened before a single person received an apartment in the new capitol. Nice try.. actually it's not even a nice try it's just lazy parrot-copying of the Vox video, but hey try again.
Also, why the hell does urban planning for a new city need to plan for free housing for the poor? do you plan a new city and decide it is going to have a below-poverty linepopulation by default? does each and every single egyptian citizen have to have an apartment in this specific city? do the 110 million egyptians need to leave all other cities and move to a single city with a capacity for 6 million residents? why does building social housing everywhere else in the country not count for you? do you look at any city in the world and judge its success by how many below-poverty line residents it has or by how many middle working-class residents? or is it just because "egypt shouldn't have nice things" is a policy now lol?
3- attracting funds; the capitol already attracted funds. the government did not spend a single penny on building any of the residential areas in the new capitol, all of them are build by local and foreign investors. The government only spent on government buildings, and those made a profit as it sold the old buildings in cairo that occupied business strategic value and sold for much more than building on uncharted sand, so, the country actually made a profit by moving the government and already attracted investment that built and are building residential areas.
So he want to escaping his people clever guy
Ma ciccio benzina sei tu
They need to rebuilt the old cario have more job opportunities. Fix the corrupted government and better traffic light plus walk stop and ban smoking in places . It need to be re fixed we waste more money they don’t fix the economy
building a new city is actually cheaper than fixing cairo. though sisi is trying to do both simultaneously.