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Egypt government to begin move to new administrative capital in December

This picture is a view of the
This picture is a view of the "Iconic Tower" skyscraper (C) and other construction work ongoing at the "business and finance district" of Egypt's "New Administrative Capital" megaproject, some 45 kilometres east of Cairo. (File/AFP)
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03 Nov 2021 09:11:21 GMT9
03 Nov 2021 09:11:21 GMT9
  • The Egyptian government will move offices to a new administrative capital located east of Cairo

CAIRO: The Egyptian government will start the process in December of moving offices to a new administrative capital located east of Cairo, a spokesman for the presidency said on Wednesday.

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