Geoeconomics of Egypt's new capital

For over a thousand years, Cairo has served as the heart of Egypt. Yet, some 40 kilometres to the east, the government is constructing a new capital.

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BAKU - For over a thousand years, Cairo has served as the heart of Egypt. Yet, some 40 kilometres to the east, the government is constructing a new city, and if all goes to plan, it will act as the new seat of Egypt’s government. It promises to be bigger, better and newer, but a project of this magnitude also carries significant geo-economic implications.

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