African Investment Promotion Forum in Japan - 2016

1 Egypt Macro Challenges Political Roadmap Executed

 Egypt is progressing with confidence towards building its democratic institutions and political system; 1. constitution referendum, 2. presidential elections, 3. and parliamentary elections.

 The solid progress of the roadmap and improving stability is positively reflected on business activity and investors’ sentiment, both local and international.

3 Rebounding Real GDP growth

2,000.0

1,800.0

1,600.0

1,400.0

1,200.0

1,000.0

EGP Billion EGP 800.0

600.0

400.0

200.0

835.5

878.5

894.0

1,575.5

1,608.6

1,729.2 1,801.9 - 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015

Real GDP ^

Source: Central bank of Egypt 4 Diversified Economy

2013/14 2014/15 Agriculture, Agriculture, Forestry & Forestry & Others* Fishing Others* Fishing 9% 9% General 11% 11% Government General Government 9% Oil Oil 10% 6% 6%

Real Estate Natural Gas Natural Gas 10% 7% 6% Real Estate 9%

Tourism Tourism Insurance 2% Insurance2% 1% 1% Oil & Other Financial Oil & Other Financial Manufacturing Services Manufacturing Services Ind. 4% Ind. 4% 16% 16%

Wholesale & Wholesale & Retail Trade Retail Trade 13% Suez Canal 13% Suez Canal Transport & Const. & Building Transport & 2%Communications Const. & Building 2% Warehousing 5% Warehousing Communications 2% 4% 4% 4% 2%

Source: Central bank of Egypt 5 Implemented Investments growing

350,000

300,000

250,000

200,000

150,000 EGP Million

100,000

50,000

- 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015

Agriculture Oil & Gas Industry & refining Wholesale & retail trade Tourism Electicity & Water Construction Transportation & storage Communication Real estate Education & health Others*

Source: Central bank of Egypt 6 Improving Liquidity levels

Total Domestic Liquidity (M2) 2,000,000 1,800,000 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 EGP Million EGP 600,000 400,000 200,000 - 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 (Oct) Money Supply - M1 Quasi Money

Source: Central bank of Egypt 7 International Reserves are stable

Net International Reserves 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000

15,000 USD MillionUSD 10,000 5,000 - 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 (Nov) Net International Reserves

Source: Central bank of Egypt 8 Suez Canal receipts stable

3 USD USD Billion 2

12M

12M 12M 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 Suez Canal Receipts

Source: Central bank of Egypt 9 FDIs on the rise

8 7 6 5 4 3

USD USD Billion 2 1 -

(1)

12M

12M 12M

2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 Direct Investment in Egypt (net)

Source: Central bank of Egypt 10 Egypt latest Credit Ratings

S&P B Stable

Moody’s B3 Stable

Fitch B Stable

11 A business environment favorable to investment

 Investor Protection

 52 Double Tax Avoidance Agreements

 111 Investment Protection Agreements

 Member of OECD Investment Committee

 5 main investor protection schemes endorsed by GAFI

 Member of MIGA (Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency)

12 Trade Agreements

 Egypt-EU Association Agreement.  Egypt-EFTA Free Trade Agreement.  EFTA (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland).  Qualified Industrial Zones (QIZ).  Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA).  Agadir Free Trade Agreement.  Greater Arab Free Trade Agreement (GAFTA).  Pan Arab Free Trade Agreement.  Egypt Turkey Free Trade Agreement.  Egypt-MERCOSUR Free Trade Agreement.

13 Top FDI Companies’ Contribution

2014/2015 Company Sector Nationality FDI ($ Mn.)

1 Emaar for Development Construction UAE 454.18 2 Alkuwaiti Holding for Investments Construction Kuwait 123.1 3 National United Bank-Egypt Finance UAE 87.1 4 Egyptian Refining Company Services Britain 69 5 Audi Bank Finance Lebanon 42 6 Al Nakhla Tobacco Egypt Manufacturing Netherlands 32 Mazn for Real Estate and Tourism 7 Construction Britain 28.04 Invetsment 8 Aujan Industries Company Manufacturing UAE 26

9 Alexandria for Sugar Manufacturing Saudi Arabia 23

10 Mondelez Egypt Foods Manufacturing Switzerland 17

14 Source: General Authority for Investment & Free Zones. 14 Investment Trends Egypt - Japan

15 Bilateral trade - Egypt and Japan

1,800,000 4.0% 3.4% 1,600,000 3.5%

1,400,000 3.0%

1,200,000 2.3% 2.2% 2.2% 2.5% 1,000,000 2.0% 800,000 1.6% 1.4%

USDthousand 1.5%

600,000

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152 152 784 784 ,

200,000 , 0.5%

591 007 449 576

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363 456

- 0.0% 2012 2013 2014

Egypt's imports from Japan Egypt's exports to Japan Japan's share from Egypt's total imports Japan's share from Egypt's total exports

Source: Trademap website http://www.trademap.org/Bilateral_TS.aspx 16 Bilateral Trade - Egypt & Japan

• Liquefied natural gas • Refined Oil • Textiles • Cement

Top Exports Top • Vegetables & Fruits

• Transportation Equipments

• Machines • Vehicles & Tractors • Electronic and electric devices • Iron & Steel products Top Imports Top • Rubber and plastic

17 Source: CAPMAS 17 Japan’s share in Egypt’s FDI Inflows

3,500 5.0% 4.4% 4.5% 3,000 4.0%

2,500 3.5%

2.9% 3.0% 2,000 2.4% 2.2% 2.5% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 1,500 1.8%

USDMillion 2.0% 1.5% 1.3% 1,000 1.5%

0.8% 0.8% 1.0% 500 0.4% 0.5%

- 0.0% Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16

FDI Inflows Japan's share in FDI

Source: Central bank of Egypt 18 Total FDI Japanese Inflows in Egypt

• Total No. of the Japanese companies operating in Egypt reached 61 Companies. • Japan is ranked the 32st among the countries investing in Egypt.

66.4 98.4 65 60 55 50.6 50 44.9 45 40 36.7 35 30 27.4 28.1 25 20 15.4 15 13 10

5 USD million USD

0 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/20112011/2012 2013/20142014/2015 Q1 2012/2013 2015/2016

19 Source: CBE 19 Japanese Investments in Egypt

Japanese investments in Egypt by sector

6% 5% 15% Industry 57% Services Finance 17% Contruction Agriculture

20 Source: GAFI 20 Labor Cost

Average Salary $3400/month

Average Salary $1074/month

Source: Salary explorer website 21 Challenges

Japan side: Japanese companies take a long time to decide on investing. Cultural differences may cause miscommunication Egypt side: Lack of foreign currency:

 The CBE eased the cap on USD deposits by raising the monthly limit to $250,000 from $50,000 for importers of food, machinery, spare parts, capital goods and medicine. Licensing:

 The new One Stop Shop Land allocation:

 The new One Stop Shop

Investment Promotion Strategy in Asia

23 Source Countries: Asia

Targeted Asian Countries are Japan, China, India, and South Korea.

Targeted Sectors in Japan

 Energy (Renewable & conventional)

 Infrastructure

 Industrial - Automotive

 Food processing

24 Promotion Strategy

The adoption of an aggressive proactive promotion strategy

 Image Building Campaign.

• Create positive awareness regarding recent Developments in Egypt.

• Facilitate targeted promotion and increase its effectiveness.

 Investor Targeting and Facilitation Services.

• Investment seminars/road shows.

• Mailings and e-marketing.

• Intermediaries / Testimonials.

• Information Provision & site visits

 Existing Investments.

25 • Proactive Aftercare Program. 25 Sectors Overview

26 Renewable Energy

 Egypt has a Strategic geo-climatic location: abundance of land, sunny weather and high wind speeds, making it a prime resource for three renewable energy sources: wind, solar and biomass.

 High intensity solar radiation (2000-2600 KWh/m2). total annual sunshine duration of up to 4,000 hours

 The leader producer: as Egypt produces almost 57% of the region’s total wind energy

 20% of total power generation by 2020, 20% of which from Wind Energy 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0

Development of wind energy MW 27 Infrastructure - Logistics

 Unique geographic location combined with an expanding infrastructure base

 8% of the world’s maritime shipping passes through the Suez Canal.

 Accounting for 4.1% of GDP.

 The SC zone

28 Automotive/ Feeding Industry

 3rd largest car-producing market in Africa (Nissan, Toyota, Jeep, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, etc.)  Vehicle sales in 2014: 289,606 units  Passenger car sales in 2014: 207,973 units  Total exports of vehicles and car component products reached USD 311 million up to Aug. 2015 with increase 10% from 2014

29 Agribusiness/ Food Processing Sector

 Egypt’s market of 90 million consumers

 Ranked among the top 5 global exporters of vegetable and fruit juices in the Mediterranean basin

 5809 business establishments operating in the sector – total capital of EGP 9.6 billion

 Key exports include cooked cheese, processed sugar, aromatic oils, raisins, non-olive oils, juices and concentrates and frozen vegetables 5000 4000 3000

2000

1000

0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Number of companies working in the food processing sector 30 New Investment Law

31 New Investment Law

 A transparent, stable investment law expected to improve Egypt’s investment environment and designed to ease the Foreign Direct Investment attractiveness, looks set to unleash a fresh wave of inflows into the country including:

 Creating a one stop shop allowing investors to approach a single body for approval.

 Adopting a stable and predictable legal framework for land allocation processes.

 Dealing with Insolvency issues to have a clear and transparent Exit Market strategy and speed-up processes in case of liquidation.

32 Tax Incentives

 Sales tax law: Sales tax on equipment and machines used for production is trimmed to 2%

 Corporate Tax : Flat rate of 22.5%

33 Non-Tax Incentives (Upper Egypt – secluded areas  Allowing project to open its own customs port.

 Reducing customs on imported equipment needed for setting- up to 2%.

 Facilitated procedures – One Stop Shop

 Reduced energy prices

 Refund full or partial costs of extending infrastructure and utilities to the project.

 Government to bear part of the technical training expenses.

 Subsidizing the social insurance subscriptions.

 Free or discounted land allocation.

 Right to Repatriate Capital and Profits

34 Allocation of Land

 No Bids and Tenders.

 Detailed maps and database of the available land given to GAFI.

 No allocation unless land cleared of any dispute.

 Land area and price may not be changed after agreement.

35 Allocation Types

 Sale: Ownership will not transfer until full payment of price; and start of the production or the operation.

 Usufruct/ Lease: For a maximum of 30 years.

 In-kind sharing: The government can participate in the project by its own land as an in-kind share.

36 Facilitated Exit Procedures

 120 day from receiving liquidation request.

 Concerned authorities are required to advise of any liabilities which are due.

 If no such notification has been received then the company is discharged of any liabilities

37 Alternative Dispute Resolution

Complaint Committee

Investment Investment Dispute Contract Committee Committee

38 Suez Canal Zone

39 SCZone

The SCZone is one of the mega developments launched to stimulate economic development and growth in Egypt

 It seeks to transform the area into a world-class logistics and industrial hub that serves global and domestic markets.

 Over 13,000 hectares of land have been made available immediately across 3 sites: Port Said, Qantara (Ismailia) and Ain Sokhna.

 Opportunities for investment across all sectors and particularly: Ports & Logistics, Manufacturing, Maritime- related services, ICT and Energy 40 SCZone

 Investment Regulatory Incentives: firms are established under 100% foreign ownership – local partnership not necessary; not subject to security checks nor to funds confiscation; right to export and import without customs procedures; lease of land for a period of 50 years. However, tax is applied when goods enter domestic market.

41 Success Stories

42 Unicharm

 Unicharm Corporation is the Japanese leading manufacturer of hygiene products such as baby diapers ,feminine hygiene products ; adult diapers and wet wipes.

 Unicharm Middle East and North Africa S.A.E. in Egypt was established and started local production in 2013

 Babyjoy is one of the best quality baby diapers in the market, Babyjoy culotte is the cutting edge pants type diapers for baby , and sofy is very high quality feminine napkins

43 43 Nissan Motors

 Established: 2005 Apr

 Area: 104,000 Sq. meters

 Employees: TTL 1.1K as of ‘15 Mar

 Production Capacity

. 2 shift: 23.5K units/year

. 3 shift: 29.2K units /year

 FY14 Sales Vol: 28.9K units (Market share: 10.1%)

 FY14 Production Vol: 26.0K units

44 Egypt Value Proposition

Investment Opportunities Petroleum & Energy Hydrocracker Project in Assiut Project Information

 Hydrocraker Project in Assiut Governorate in Upper Egypt with Project a total capacity of 2.3 million tons/year of fuel oil to produce description high value petroleum products, as LPG, Naphtha and Gas oil.  The estimated investment cost of the project is USD 2.1 billion. Location & Proposed surface for the  1 million m2 in Assiut Governorate. project

 Government guarantees the raw materials supply as well as buying the end product. Location  Upper Egypt’s high demand for petroleum products. Privileges  Proximity to main roads network.

 Project land is to be allocated through usufruct system, and Allocation System partnership with the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC).

Mandated Authority  EGPC and Assiut Governorate

Feasibility Study  Preliminary feasibility study is available Availability

Infrastructure  Available Availability

46 Petroleum & Energy Menya – Assiut product pipeline Project information

 Installation of a pipeline (polyurethane coated) with size 16” / 140 Km . Project  Construction of pump station including two tanks each of capacity 15000 m² and description two pumps ( main and booster ) .  In addition to the heaters along the pipeline from Menya to Assiut .

Location & Proposed  Along the pipeline route from Menya to Assiut . surface for the project

 Enhance the products transporting network ( fuel oil ) efficiency to cover requirement of the electrical power stations at upper Egypt . Project  Reduce the risk of highways in case of transportation by trucks . Privileges  Improvement of the crude oil and petroleum products pipelines national grid network at upper Egypt region.  Reduce the cost of petroleum products transportation .

 Temporary acquisitions of land located on the line path until the completion of Allocation System implementation .

Mandated Authority  Municipals & different land owners refer to the route of pipeline .

Feasibility Study  Availability of Preliminary feasibility study . Availability

Infrastructure Availability  Available . 47 Petroleum & Energy Sohag- Aswan Product Pipeline Project information

 Installation of a pipeline( Polyethylene coated) with size 14’’ (500 Km) from Sohag- Qena- Aswan Project  Construction of pump station including 4 tanks capacity of each 10.000 m3 and description auxiliary pumps and 2 main pumps.  Construction of 3 Pump Stations along the Pipeline.

 Along the pipeline route from Sohag to Aswan Location & Proposed  The main pump station at Sohag Governorate surface for the project  Proposed surface of the main Pump in under study

 Reduce the risk of highways in case of transportation by trucks. project  Improvement of the crude oil and petroleum products pipelines national grid at upper Privileges Egypt region  Reduce the cost of petroleum products transportation.

 The temporary acquisitions of land located on the line path until the completion of Allocation System implementation

Mandated Authority  Municipals and different land owners refer to the route of pipeline.

Feasibility Study  Availability of Preliminary feasibility study . Availability

Infrastructure Availability  Available .

48 Petroleum & Energy Assiut- Sohag LPG Project Project information

Project  Installation of a pipeline with size 10’’ (127 Km) from Assiut to Sohag. description

Location & Proposed  Along the pipeline route from Assiut to Sohag. surface for the project

project  Enhance the LPG transporting network efficiency Privileges  Reduce the risk of highways in case of transportation by trucks.

 The temporary acquisitions of land located on the line path until the completion of Allocation System implementation

Mandated Authority  Municipals and different land owners refer to the route of pipeline.

Feasibility Study  Availability of Preliminary feasibility study . Availability

Infrastructure Availability  Available .

49 Petroleum & Energy Power Stations Management Project information  Finance, operate and maintain 3 power stations, executed by Siemens through EPC+ finance contract, with a total Project capacity of 14,400 mega watts. description  The estimated total investment costs for the project is Euro 6 billion, in additional to two years operations expenses .

Location & Proposed surface  Beni Suef , El borolus and new capital cities . for the project

 the implementation and the manufacture has been started . Project  Competitive contract prices – less than the international Advantages prices by 15% .  Competitive financing rates at 3.7% .

 Transfer the project to a new company with PPA agreement / Allocation System BOO system

Mandated  Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy Authority

Feasibility Study  Availability of Preliminary feasibility study . Availability

Infrastructure  Available . Availability

50 Petrochemicals Styrene & Polystyrene Complex Project Information  Styrene Complex with a total capacity of 300k metric tons/year, of which 200k metric tons/year will be allocated to the Egyptian Styrene & Polystyrene Production Company (E-Styrenics), Project which is established since 2005. the remaining 100k metric description tons/year will be allocated for exportation.  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 532 Million. Location & Proposed surface for the  Alexandria, El Dekheila. project

 The existence of E-Styrenics as a buyer for the Styrene Project Privilege production.  Proximity to El Dekheila port, which facilitates exports.

 Partnership with the Egyptian petroleum and petrochemicals Allocation System sectors.

Mandated Authority  The Egyptian Petrochemicals Holding Company (Echem).

Feasibility Study  Preliminary feasibility study is available Availability

Infrastructure  Available Availability

51 Logistics & Transportation Sharm El Sheikh Port Project Information The development and operation of an integrated project to serve the center of the tourist port of passengers in Sharm El Sheikh, as well as, raising the efficiency of the old cruise ships dock at a length of 250 m2 and a depth of 10 meters.

The project also include the establishment of: Project 1. Cruise tourist station. description 2. Marina for yachts, with affiliated logistics area. 3. Real estate development and recreational areas. 4. Touristic Bazars area.

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 500 Million. Location & Proposed surface for the  60,000m2 in Sharm El Sheikh project

Location Privilege  Sharm El Sheikh is a distinguished touristic destination.

Allocation System  BOT system

Mandated Authority  Ministry of Transportation

Feasibility Study  Preliminary feasibility study is available Availability Infrastructure  Available Availability

52 Logistics & Transportation Alexandria Port - Petroleum Gouna Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain 4 new berths and develop 5 existing berths with 25 million tons of annual Capacity and a depth of 15 meters. Project

description  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 200 Million.

Location & Proposed surface  Alexandria Governorate for the project

 Alexandria is a well known maritime destination on the Location Privilege Mediterranean sea. Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability

53 Logistics & Transportation Deikheila Port (Food Processing and Logistics Center) Project Information

Build, manage, operate and maintain an integrated center for food processing, packaging and distribution at a berth length of 1350m and a depth of 15 meters.

Project  The river basin is 120 k meter and the logistics area is 1.4 Mil description m2

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 200 Million.

River Basin Location & Proposed surface  Alexandria, El Deikheila for the project

Location Privilege

الطريق الساحلي الدولي Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability 54 Logistics & Transportation Deikheila Port Dry Bulk Terminal Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain the Huge terminal to the activities of a multi-purpose dry-trading, at Total length of 1000 m and a depth of 12.5-15 m Project

description  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 150 Million.

Location & Proposed surface  262,000 m2 in El Dekheila for the project

Location Privilege  Alexandria Governorate, El Dekheila

Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability

55 Logistics & Transportation Damietta Port The Second Container Terminal Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain the first phase of trading container terminal with capacity of 2 million River Basin 2nd container at total length of piers 1300 m and a depth of 17 Project Container meters and a back area up to 2 000 000 m2 Terminal description

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 100 Million.

Location & Proposed surface for the project

Location Privilege

Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability 56 Logistics & Transportation Damietta Port Multi Purpose Terminal Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain multi purpose terminal at a Berth Length of 630 m, and at a depth 17 Project meters with a back yard area 75 K Meter description  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 150 Million.

Location & Berth 630m Proposed surface for the project

Location Privilege Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability

57 Logistics & Transportation Damietta Port Logistics Project of Furniture Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain of industrial free zone logistics on an area of 45 acres to be a maritime Project gateway for the furniture industry in Damietta city. description  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 32 Million. location 45 acres

Location & Proposed surface  45 acres for the project Location Privilege Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability 58 Logistics & Transportation Damietta Port Terminal of Packaging Vegetables and fruit

Project Information

 Build a logistic center for packaging, freezing and export of vegetables and fruits. Project

description location  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to 30 acres USD 25 Million.

Location & Proposed surface  30 acres for the project Location Privilege Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A 59 Availability Logistics & Transportation Port Tawfik Cruise Terminal Tourist International Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain the Cruise terminal tourist international Behind the sidewalk north to Port Project Tawfiq and a depths of 10 m description Cruise terminal tourist international  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 25 Million.

Location & Proposed surface  250,000 m2 for the project Location Privilege Allocation System  BOT system Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability 60 Logistics & Transportation Port Tawfik Marina Yachts Project Project Information

 The project will take place in the internal area to the port and near to the North Pier and the project aims to exploit the old Project basin to build an international yacht marina . description  The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 10 Million.

Location & Proposed surface for the project Location Privilege Allocation  BOT system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability

61 Logistics & Transportation El Dekheila / October Railway Freight Project Informationline

 Build , Operate , Manage and maintain a new railway connecting between El Dekheila and Alexandria ports with the industrial city in 6 October city at a Total length of line Project 200 km description

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 200 Million.

Location & Proposed surface for the project Location Privilege Allocation  JV system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability

62 Logistics & Transportation Sokhna /Helwan Railway Freight line Project Information

 Build a new freight railway line connecting between Al Ain Sokhna port and industrial zone in Helwan at a total length of line 140-km Project

description

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 140 Million.

63 Logistics & Transportation Dry Port & Logistic Centre in 6th of October city Project Information

 Build, manage, operate and maintain the Dry Port & Logistic Centre in 6th of October city

Center includes: •Dry Port Project •Transfer activities description •Service activities related activity •Economic activities (Packaging - Compilation ...... )

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 100 Million.

 Management , Operation and Investment in the transport of goods river transport lines, most notably Cairo Damietta line with a bundle in the river port of Damietta Port, as well as Cairo line - level with the possibility of a bundle and Project investment in the port of (Qena river ports -Sohag port- description Assiut port).

 The estimated investment cost of the project amounts to USD 100 Million.

Location & Proposed surface for the project Location Privilege Allocation  BOT-PPP system System Mandated  Ministry of Transportation Authority Feasibility Study  N/A Availability Infrastructure  N/A Availability 65 Housing & Development Commercial Complex in New Cairo Project information

 Commercial complex project that includes commercial, Project administrative, touristic and entertainment areas at New description Cairo.

Location &  The project is located on an area of 1,680,000 m2 in Beit Proposed surface Elwattan district at East of New Cairo on the ring road. for the project

 Proximity to the urban block of the city, which makes the project more marketable. Location  Will act as a landmark for attracting investments . Privileges  Distinct location at East of New Cairo on the ring road .  Multipurpose project (commercial, administrative, entertainment, services, sport and landscapes).

Allocation System  Offering the land as in kind share

Mandated  Ministry of housing ,utilities and urban community . Authority

Feasibility Study  Availability of Preliminary feasibility study . Availability

Infrastructure  Available . Availability 66 Contact GAFI

 Phone: +202 240 55452  Fax: +202 240 55425  Alaa Omar – CEO 1. [email protected]  Mohamed Youssef – Head of Facilitation dept.: 1. [email protected]  Yasmine Hassanein – Country officer Japan desk: 1. [email protected] 2.002 01241 73119  Ayah Hussein – Country Officer Japan desk: 1. [email protected] 2. 002 0128 4444 038  Website: gafi.gov.eg

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