Egypt is moving forward with several high-profile infrastructure projects despite facing rising public debt and foreign currency shortages.
Major works continue on the New Administrative Capital, the high-speed rail network, and large-scale housing developments.
Officials argue that the projects are essential for long-term economic transformation and job creation. Critics, however, warn that the financial pressure could strain government budgets and limit spending on essential services.
The government insists it is diversifying funding through public-private partnerships and foreign investment.
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