Egypt International Exhibition Center (EIEC)
Egypt International Exhibition Center (EIEC)
Egypt is located on the main trade route between Asia and Europe and has rich natural resources.
The country is in the process of developing its infrastructure capable of taking full advantage of its riches with new energy and transport systems, and handling the rapid growing population.
The government has identified infrastructure as a top priority.
Cairo Metro is designed to address some of Cairo's stifling traffic problems by alleviating congestion and improving regulation. Specifically, the Project will increase the capacity of Cairo Metro Line II as more trains will become available for passenger transport and the fleet availability will improve from 79 percent to 88 per cent, ultimately increasing daily ridership capacity by around 23 per cent.
This increase will be sustained through a modal shift towards the metro system which to date remains largely underutilized.
Amount (in USD million): 240.01
The proceeds of the loan will be used to finance part of EETC's grid investment plan to help optimize power flows, reduce transmission losses, and connect new renewable energy plants and state-of-the art generation units. The Project consists of nine high voltage substations in Minya, South Sinai, Sharqia, Port Said, and Asyut Governorates in Egypt.
Amount (in USD million): 202.03
The Kitchener Drain is one of the most severely polluted drains in Egypt causing significant environmental, economic and social harm. It extends 69 km and passes through the governorates of Kafr El Sheikh ("KES"), Gharbeya ("GHB") and Dakahleya ("DKH") and discharges into the Mediterranean Sea. The integrated program will be the first program in Egypt testing a new cross-sectoral approach that will support the depollution of the Mediterranean Sea and improve the health and environmental situation of the people living in the drain catchment area as well as strengthen the economy by improving the irrigation water quality in the three governorates.
Amount (in USD million): 89.9
Once complete, the project aims to integrate the road network in the Sinai Peninsula and raise the level of safety of its use and reduce operating costs and transport time. The scope of work for the project includes the construction of a road running about 350km long to a six-lane asphalt road.
Amount (in USD million): 85.92
The rehabilitation of Cairo Metro Line 1 falls under the multilateral cooperation between development partners, as it brings together the AFD, the EBRD, and the EIB in the collaborative funding of the project, implemented by Egypt’s National Authority for Tunnels (NAT). This project demonstrates inclusive multi-stakeholder engagement between Egypt & its development partners, to enhance transportation infrastructure enabling connectivity and in turn productivity.
Amount (in USD million): 55.79
Long-term business relationships are forged from face-to-face meetings where trust and quality can be conveyed faster than any other medium. By exhibiting at Egypt Infrastructure & Water Expo you will have direct access to the thousands of key buyers and government officials in the country’s infrastructure industry.
