et guide: 6 Egyptian governorates attract green investments

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Thu, 26 Mar 2026 - 11:35 GMT

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Green investment - file

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CAIRO - 26 March 2026: Egyptian governorates are currently experiencing a surge in green investments, which are no longer a luxury but a cornerstone for supporting the national economy and providing sustainable job opportunities.
 
This report highlights the most prominent governorates that have become engines for attracting environmental investments, based on the latest government reports and initiatives.
 
 
Red Sea: The Capital of Renewable Energy and Green Hydrogen
 
The Red Sea Governorate is leading the way, not just locally, thanks to wind energy projects in the Gulf of Suez and Jabal al-Zayt regions. The governorate is currently attracting billions of dollars in investments in the green hydrogen sector, placing Egypt on the map of future global energy hubs.
 
 
Aswan: The Source of "Yellow Gold" at Benban
 
Aswan is considered the most successful model for environmental investment through the Benban Solar Park, one of the largest projects in the world.
 
This project has not only supported the national electricity grid but has also attracted major foreign direct investment, transforming the region into a beehive of sustainable investment.
 
 
Port Said: A Success Story of the "Blue Economy" and Waste Recycling
 
Port Said is making significant strides in its transformation into a green city, particularly with the development of smart ports and solid waste recycling projects.
 
The East Port Said region is also witnessing considerable interest in green fuel plants for ships, enhancing the Suez Canal's value as an environmentally friendly trade artery.
 
 
Menoufia and Qalyubia: Leading the Way in the "Recycling Industry"
 
Menoufia and Qalyubia are considered pioneering models in converting waste into energy and raw materials.
 
Through partnerships between the Ministry of Local Development and the private sector, advanced solid waste recycling plants have been established, contributing to reducing environmental pollution and creating a parallel economy based on "zero waste."
 
 
New Valley: Smart Green Agriculture
 
New Valley is becoming a center for environmentally friendly agricultural investment, through the expansion of solar energy use for irrigation and the recycling of palm waste to produce wood and biofuel.
 
This model combines environmental conservation with high economic profitability.

 

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