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The company aims to develop a 200-acre company has also announced that it targets to devel- land in partnership with “Kayan for Real Estate op the project over six years. Development”, under the name of “D-Bay”, on the Mediterranean with initial investments exceeding Shalaby stated that D-Bay is the latest addition to EGP 7 Billon. Tatweer Misr’s journey and is considered an exten- sion of Fouka Bay that established itself as one of the D-Bay aims to increase Tatweer Misr’s overall land most remarkable destinations in the North Coast fol- bank by approximately 845,000 square meters lowing its operations in summer 2020. “Since our (sqm), adding up to more than 5.8 million sqm. The establishment, we were able to develop successful development will overlook the Mediterranean Sea and pioneering projects as a result of extensive with an 800-meter-long shoreline and a lagoon, expertise, teamwork, and a network of business part- where every home is a waterfront home as an exten- ners who enabled us to achieve this reputation,” he sion to Fouka Bay’s unique masterplan design. said. “Therefore, we will continue to work hard and progress, contributing to the economic growth.” “D-Bay brings us a step closer to achieving our ulti- mate vision of developing sustainable, smart, and “Leveraging on previous success, we will continue to happy communities while being geographically wide- collaborate with our partners of success, ensuring spread to ensure that we are offering our clients lux- that Tatweer Misr’s clients experience world-class ury-standard living in diversified locations” stated quality,” added Shalaby. Ahmed Shalaby, President & CEO of Tatweer Misr. 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The new branding marks the beginning Mostakbal City and adjacent to the New of a new era. “Tatweer Misr Creating Destinations” Administrative Capital. symbolizes the journey of Tatweer Misr, starting from being a newly incepted company and progressing The mixed-use project spans over 415 acres, split into a more mature and well-established company into 325 acres for the residential, commercial, and that acts as a significant contributor to the Real administrative area. Meanwhile, we will develop 90 Estate sector and the Egyptian economy as a whole. acres to be an educational zone. Stronger than gravity. 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