Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly began on Tuesday a field tour of the development projects in New Ras El‑Hekma City. The visit aimed to review the current implementation status of the city’s hotel, commercial and entertainment components, designed to deliver a distinctive tourism experience.
The Prime Minister stressed the strategic importance of Ras El‑Hekma projects in driving development along Egypt’s north‑west coast and enhancing the country’s global tourism profile in the Mediterranean. He highlighted the wide prospects for job creation for Egyptian youth and reiterated the government’s commitment to closely monitoring progress, removing procedural obstacles, and ensuring delivery according to international standards and agreed timelines.
Madbouly underlined that the Ras El‑Hekma development represents a cornerstone of Egyptian‑Emirati partnership, strengthening economic and investment ties between the two countries. He described it as a model of constructive development co‑operation, reflecting the leaderships’ shared vision to expand bilateral relations. He noted the project’s economic, investment, real estate, tourism and environmental significance, given the area’s competitive advantages, integrated services, and developmental opportunities.
