New Cairo district

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New Cairo district is a modern, master-planned urban area on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, known for its residential compounds, universities, and business hubs.

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instanceOf district
planned city
characteristic low- to mid-rise urban fabric
master-planned urban area
modern infrastructure
climate hot desert climate
continent Africa
country Egypt
developmentPeriod late 20th century and early 21st century
economicActivity real estate development
services sector
establishedBy New Urban Communities Authority NERFINISHED
governedBy Cairo Governorate authorities NERFINISHED
hasAmenity healthcare facilities
international schools
private universities
sports clubs
hasLandUse administrative
commercial
educational
residential
hasPart Fifth Settlement NERFINISHED
First Settlement NERFINISHED
Katameya area NERFINISHED
Third Settlement NERFINISHED
knownFor business hubs
gated residential compounds
relatively lower population density than central Cairo
shopping malls
universities
wide roads
language Arabic
locatedIn Cairo Governorate NERFINISHED
locatedNear Cairo NERFINISHED
partOf Greater Cairo NERFINISHED
planningAuthority Egyptian Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities NERFINISHED
purpose reducing congestion in central Cairo
urban expansion of Cairo
region New Urban Communities east of Cairo NERFINISHED
relativeLocation east of central Cairo
on the outskirts of Cairo
targetPopulation expatriates
middle-income residents
upper-middle-income residents
timeZone Eastern European Time
transportConnection Cairo–Ain Sokhna Road NERFINISHED
Cairo–Suez Road NERFINISHED
Ring Road (Cairo) NERFINISHED
urbanForm zoned residential compounds and commercial centers
utcOffset +2

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New Cairo campus locatedIn New Cairo district