Egypt's New Urban Communities Authority signed a cooperation protocol on Monday with the Federation of Arab Engineers to promote the export of Egyptian real estate, as part of efforts to expand the country's presence in Arab markets and to strengthen regional investment integration. The agreement aligns with Egypt's broader strategy to position real estate as a competitive, export-oriented sector. It aims to coordinate joint efforts to market Egyptian property abroad by leveraging the Federation's extensive network across the Arab world to attract non-Egyptian clients and investors. The protocol marks a strategic step towards opening new markets, as Egypt shifts from viewing real estate as a domestic activity to building a structured export industry governed by transparent frameworks and quality standards. Egypt has also cultivated a diverse investment landscape, including the development of smart cities and integrated urban communities designed to meet the needs of both local and international investors. Beyond physical infrastructure, Egyptian real estate now serves as a symbol of development and reflects the country's comprehensive urban renaissance. Strengthening cooperation with Arab partners remains a strategic priority supported by Egypt's political leadership. Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English Subediting: M.S.Salama
