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Introduction In Operation Lines Content Tender stage Projects Under Study Projects Future Projects Cairo The Greater Cairo Region is the premier city in Egypt. It is rich in history and boasts a large number of historical structures. It is the largest city in the African Continent and the Middle East region (214 Km2 ) with a population of over 20 million , representing 25% of the total population of Egypt . As the population of Greater Cairo Region is envisaged to increase to 25 million by the year 2022 , road traffic congestion with air pollution, lost a lot of works hours as well as urban problems are expected to worsen Greater Cairo Giza Gov. Cairo Gov. Qaliubia Gov. Population Expect 25 million in 2020 24-Aug-14 National Authority For Tunnels NAT was established in 1983 as one of the Authorities belonging to the Ministry of Transport Its role is : * Performing the technical studies of tunnels & underground projects . * Construction of tunnels & underground projects. * Handing over the projects to the concerned authorities for operation. Since 1983, about 83 Km of Metro Network have been constructed in Greater Cairo which are Metro Line 1 ,Line 2 and Line 3 Phase 1,2 & about 5.5 Km of Roadway tunnels in EL-Azhar Road Tunnel 5 Greater Cairo Metro lines According to the Transport Studies (Systra 1998-2000), (JICA 2000-2002) & Ministry of Housing 2010 Qalubi Multimodal Station Qalub 6 1 Adly Mansour Multimodal Station Connecting Ph1 of Line2 with delta El-Khosous New Connecting ph4 of Line3 with transportation means Marge 10th Ramadan bus stop Adly mansour Shoubra 3 2 El-Kheima Helmayet El-Zaiton Sawah 3 Rod El-Farg El-Sahel Haroun Cairo El-Kalafawy 5 Airport Rod El-Farg Multimodal Station Connecting Ph3 of Line3 with Rod El- Farg corridor Cairo Fair Ghamra Al- Shohadaa Naser Bab El-Sharia Attaba 4 Sadate Al-Wafaa New Cairo we Al-Amal Cairo University Nasr City 3 El- Malek 5 Giza El-Saleh Amr Ibn Al-Ase 4 Line 1( Helwan – New Marg) 2 Line 2 ( Shoubra – Moneeb) 6 th October Multimodal Station El-Moneeb Line3 ( Imbaba – Cairo Airport( Connecting Ph1 of Line 4 with Ma’adi 6 th October Supper tram El-Moneeb Multimodal Station Line4 Connecting Ph5 of Line 2 with Upper 6 Line5 Egypt transportation means Line 6 Terminal Sataion Multimodal Station Exchange Station 1 To Helwan Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line 6 •Al-Shohada’a • El Malek • Helmeyet • Nasser • Ghamra Line 1 •El Sadat El Saleh El-Zaiton • Attaba •Al-Shohada’a • El - • Cairo • Giza Line 2 • El Sadat Khalafawy University • Attaba •Bab • Nasser • Cairo • Cairo Fair • Haroun Line 3 El-Shaaria University • El Malek •El-Wafaa we • Amr Ibn • Giza • Cairo Fair Line 4 El Saleh Al-Amal Al-Ase • Helmeyet • El - • El-Wafaa we • Haroun • El- Sawah Line 5 El-Zaiton Khalafawy Al-Amal • Bab • Amr Ibn • Ghamra •El- Sawah Line 6 El-Shaaria Al-Ase LINE 1 New Marg Line length: 44 km Marg The length of the tunnel section: 4.7 km No. of stations: 35 stations 5 underground stations Design capacity: 2 (million p/day( No. of Passenger / day up to: 1.4 (million p./day) Al-Shohada’a No. of trips: 450 trip/day No. of trains: 56 trains Sadat Real No. of passanger/day: 1.6 MP/day PHASE 1 (Helwan - Ramses) - Inauguration 1987 - Length 28km Maadi PHASE 2 (Ramses – Elmarg) - Inauguration 1989 - length 14.5k m Extension (Marg - New El marg) Phase 1 Phase 2 - length 1.3k m Extension of new marg Helwan Line 1 Stations 10 LINE 2 Shubra El-Khiema Line length: 21.6 km The length of the tunnel section: 13 km No. of stations: 20 stations 12 underground stations Design capacity: 1.76 (million p/day) No. of Passengers / day up to: 1.0 (million p/day) Min. headway : 105 (seconds) Cost : 9 (billion EGP) Real No. of passengers/day: 1.1 (million p/day) Al-Shohada’a PHASE 1 (Shubra El-Khiema – Al-Shohada’a station) - Inauguration 1996 - Length 8 km El Sadat PHASE 2 (Al-Shohada’a – Sadat station) - Inauguration 1997 - Length 3 km Cairo University PHASE 3 (Sadat - Cairo University station) - Inauguration 1999 - Length 5.5 km Um El-Massriyen PHASE 4 (Cairo University - Um El-Massriyen station) - Inauguration 2000 Phase 1 - Length 2.7 km El Monib Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 PHASE 5 (Um El-Massriyen – Monib station) - Inauguration 2005 - Length 2.6 km Line 2 Stations 12 El Azhar Road Tunnels ELAzhar road Tunnels project is one of the components of the enhancement Project for Islamic Cairo zone and its development from the tourism point of view as this zone is considered one of the important touristic districts which includes great collection of important monuments in the Egyptian Islamic history. The project consists of two adjacent Road Tunnels to connect Salah Salem street with EL Opera Square with a total length of (2.65( km for each of them. Each tunnel that consists of two traffic lanes is allocated for one traffic direction. NO. of cars crossing the tunnel = 65000 Cars/day The project was inaugurated in October 2001 and NAT carried out the management, operation and maintenance of the project till its final taking over on 31/12/2008 then it had been delivered to Cairo Governorate. AL - SALAAM ROD EL-FARAG CAIRO CORRIDOR AIRPORT RING ROAD EL-KAWMEIAH EL-BOHY IMBABA SUDAN KIT - KAT TAWFIKIA ELSHOHADAA ABBASIA ZAMALEK WORKSHOP WADI EL-NILE NAT MASPERO NASSER Greater Cairo Metro GAMAT ELDOWAL SADAAT Line 3 Total length 47.87 Km BOULAK NO. of station 37 CAIRO UNIVERSITY Phase 3 17.7 Km Phase1 4.3 Km Phase2 7.7 Km Phase4 18.17 Km Tender stage Inaugurated Inaugurated Under study TOTAL LENGTH OF LINE 3 47.87 KM & NUMBER OF STATIONS 37 AL - SALAAM ROD EL-FARAG CAIRO CORRIDOR AIRPORT RING ROAD EL-KAWMEIAH EL-BOHY IMBABA SUDAN KIT - KAT TAWFIKIA ELSHOHADAA ABBASIA ZAMALEK WORKSHOP WADI EL-NILE NAT MASPERO NASSER Greater Cairo Metro GAMAT ELDOWAL SADAAT Line 3 Total length 46.4 Km BOULAK NO. of station 37 CAIRO UNIVERSITY Phase 3 17.7 Km Phase1 4.3 Km Phase2 7.7 Km Phase4 16.7 Km Tender stage Inaugurated Inaugurated Under study TOTAL LENGTH OF LINE 3 45.5 KM & NUMBER OF STATIONS 36 This Phase consists of 5 underground stations and 4 annexed structures The length of Phase 1: 4.3 km - Inauguration on 21/2/2012 AL - SALAAM ROD EL-FARAG CAIRO CORRIDOR AIRPORT RING ROAD EL-KAWMEIAH EL-BOHY IMBABA SUDAN KIT - KAT TAWFIKIA ELSHOHADAA ABBASIA ZAMALEK WORKSHOP WADI EL-NILE NAT MASPERO NASSER Greater Cairo Metro GAMAT ELDOWAL SADAAT Line 3 Total length 47.87 Km BOULAK NO. of station 37 CAIRO UNIVERSITY Phase 3 17.7 Km Phase1 4.3 Km Phase2 7.7 Km Phase4 18.17 Km Tender stage Inaugurated Inaugurated Under study TOTAL LENGTH OF LINE 3 47.87 KM & NUMBER OF STATIONS 37 The length of Phase 2: 7.7 km & No. of stations: 4 stations & 7annexed structures The execution date 7/7/2009 & Inauguration on : May 2014 Groups Specialization Executing Agency Signaling , centralized control and Alstom, Alcatel - France, G1 telecommunications Alstom Egypt Vinci, a group of French firms, G2 Civil and arrangement Arab Contractors - Egypt, works Orascom - Egypt SPIE Rail - France, Electromechanical G3 Arab Contractors, Orascom, works Alstom - France Vosloh - France, G4 Track works Orascom - Egypt G5 Rolling Stock Mitsubishi - Japanese Supervising the Systra - France Consultant implementation of phase 2 ACE - Egypt, EHAF - Egypt Total value of contracts for this Phase is equivalent to 3900 Million Egyptian Pounds Line 3 Phase 2 ) Attaba / El Kit Kat & El Kit Kat / Imbaba &El Kit Kat / Cairo university( Phase 3 consists of (15) stations with a total length of 17.7 km. Split as follows 2 ROD EL-FARAG CORRIDOR Line Phase 3A : with a length of 4 km and extends from Attaba to Kit Kat sation and includes 4 RING ROAD underground stations "Nasser - Maspero - Zamalek EL-KAWMEIAH - Kit Kat." EL-BOHY IMBABA SUDAN Phase 3B : with a total length of 6.6 km KIT - KAT (1) Underground station (Sudan station), (1) On- TAWFIKIA ELSHOHADA grade stations (Rod El Farag Corridor station), and ZAMALEK MASPERO (4) Elevated stations ( Imbaba, El Bohy, El Qawmia WADI EL-NILE El Arabia and Ring Road stations ) NASSER GAMAT ELDOWAL Attaba Sadat No. Part station Underground 8 Phase 3C : with a total length of 7.2 Km, BOULAK Elevated 5 (3) Underground stations ( Tawfikia, Wadi El Nile, CAIRO On Grade 2 and Gameat El Dwal Al Arabia stations ), (1) At UNIVERSITY Total 15 grade station ( Boulak El Dakrour station), and (1) Phase 3 17.7 Km Elevated station (Cairo University station) No. of Station 15 Road El- Farge Multimodal Station Adly Mansour Hekstep LINE3 WORKSHOP Sec Length No 4A 5.15 Km 5 ( tunnel) Military Collage 4B 6.37 Km 5 (Elevator) 4C 6.65 Km 5 (Tunnel) 18.17 Km 15 Masaken Sherton Total Phase 4 consists of 16 stations “Haroun – Heliopolis Square -Alf Maskan - El Shams club- El Nozhah.1 – Nozhah.2- Qobaa – Omar Ibn ELKhattab - El Salam "10th of Ramadan"- Cairo International Airport” with a total length of about 18.17 km Adly Mansour Intermodal station at east of Cairo (Metro – Bus – Microbus) 39 الشهداء Phase 1 From El Fustat station until the ring road which is next to dreamland Phase 2 الفسطاط الجيزة From El fustat staion to Nasr city- New Cairo المنيب line 4 is the based of connecting 6 th of October and New Cairo with metro network It provides the service to transport passengers to areas of high population density in the areas of the pyramid , Faisal ,Giza ,Nasr City ,Al-Azhar University and New Cairo.
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