New Alamein City is one of the new tourist cities located in the North Coast region within the administrative boundaries of Matrouh Governorate. The city extends over a total area of 48,000 acres, stretching 14 kilometers along the Mediterranean coast. It also falls within the administrative boundaries of Marsa Matrouh Governorate along 48 kilometers of the Alexandria-Matrouh International Road.
New Alamein City was designed according to the standards of the fourth generation of cities, focusing on housing sector development and urbanization. It is considered the first environmentally friendly city in the region.
Similar to the New Capital, New Alamein City boasts massive international projects, making it one of the best tourist cities in Egypt. It includes global commercial centers, large residential towers, and distinctive tourist areas. The city relies on environmentally friendly renewable energy, aiming to accommodate approximately 34 million residents, thus alleviating population pressure on Cairo and other governorates.
1. Coastal Sector:
- Includes the International Tourist Center sector, which consists of: Hotel district, City center, Convention center, distinguished residential district, Gardens of Alamein district, Lake residences district, Tourist housing, Exhibition grounds, and Entertainment zone.
2. Archaeological and Cultural Sector:
- Comprises an Open Museum, International Park, hotels and port services, and also hosts a university and regional service center.
Additionally, three major projects are planned for New Alamein City:
- Tourist Area.
- South of the Coastal Road Area.
- Urban Sector covering approximately 12 acres.
The tourist sector will feature the construction of 15,000 hotel rooms, a health resort, and a mosque.
The central area of the city, also known as "Downtown," will include the construction of 12 buildings and eight residential towers, along with another project.
The city's general plan includes:
- A series of hotels designed with the latest concepts.
- Residential towers rising over 38 floors.
- A 14-kilometer long, 35-meter wide international tourist promenade.
This plan aims to compete with renowned tourist resorts in the Mediterranean region. The city will also offer a variety of services encompassing tourism, commerce, and education.
Furthermore, the plan includes the establishment of several private universities and comprehensive schools from kindergarten to secondary education levels.
Cultural Library:
It represents an extension of the state's strategy to expand the creation of advanced, modern public libraries supported with all resources across Egypt.
Alamein Military Museum:
It is managed by the Egyptian Ministry of Defense's military museums, commemorating the Battle of Alamein, a pivotal event in ending World War II. Located in the western part of the southern city, it houses military artifacts, battle maps, and personal items of military leaders.
The outdoor areas display a collection of weapons, armored vehicles, and aircraft used in the Battle of Alamein. The museum consists of five halls, with a main hall featuring murals depicting war stories, sculpted images of military leaders, and maps of war zones in North African countries. Exhibits include items with descriptions in English, German, Italian, and Arabic, showcasing models of military leaders and soldiers, along with some of their personal belongings.
The Latin District in New Alamein stands out as one of the top 5 projects in the area, established by prominent real estate companies such as the Saudi Egyptian Developers (SED). It features a distinctive Greek style unparalleled in the region, aimed at attracting the attention of all clients and ensuring ongoing exclusivity.
City Edge Developments presents Downtown New Alamein as one of the top 5 projects in New Alamein North Coast, offering a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea. Situated in a prime location close to major landmarks and vital roads like New Alamein Airport and the Cairo-Dabaa Road, it spans approximately 31 acres. Most of the area is dedicated to landscaping and a crystal lagoon, enhancing the resort's aesthetic appeal. The residential units boast luxurious designs and finishes across various types and sizes, promising the finest coastal living experience.
