Exlnt Communications

Proud to have supported Thndr’s biggest product showcase to date, “New Era,” by leading the event’s media relations and press engagement efforts.

From media invitations and press coordination to securing coverage across leading business, financial, and mainstream outlets, our team was proud to help bring this milestone moment to the spotlight.

Congratulations to the Thndr team on ushering in a new era of investing in Egypt.

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As we close the second and final day of BEBA’s UK mission, we’re energized by a rich exchange of ideas, spanning investment promotion, digital innovation, and urban transformation.

It was great witnessing leaders from infrastructure to fintech, from tourism to manufacturing, all sharing their vision for Egypt’s growth.

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Hazem Helal, CEO, Owest advises that to attract investors, it is not only about building a perfect city, but also about long-term maintenance.

“El Gouna is a strong example,” he continues. “When you visit, it is hard to believe it was built 35 years ago.

Osman Evren Arikan, described industrial parks as an asset class. Egypt is on the right track even amid regional uncertainty. He notes that Polaris International Industrial Parks’s plans in Egypt include 3 new parks in the next 4 years, increasing their projects to 500, with $1 generating $12 in profit.

Rory Brooke, Head of Economics, Savills underlines the importance of applying a clear economic framework to Egypt’s development, particularly in the New Capital.

“City councils today are primarily focused on developing new cities, but there is a growing need for a different model—one that manages cities as financially viable entities rather than relying on central budgets.” Khalil El Bawab ,CEO, Local & Regional Markets, Beltone Holding

Randa El Menshawy, Minister of Housing, Utilities & Urban Communities remarks that the private sector is increasingly partnering with the government through PPP models, taking on roles in asset management and operating key infrastructure such as electricity substations in new cities like Alamein, Badr, and Obour.

HE Dr. Mohamed Farid, Minister of Investment & Foreign Trade, underscores how Egypt’s strategic location continues to be a key advantage, with major global data cables passing through the country and strengthening its digital connectivity.

Reflecting on 28 years in the market, Mohamed Abdallah, CEO, Vodafone, highlighted the progress from 2G to 5G and the opportunities created by continued digital transformation.

Reflecting on the scale of opportunity in Egypt, Ian Gray contrasted the development of 150,000 home communities in Egypt with the 150-house village he calls home in the UK. He emphasized the vast potential for deeper collaboration and stronger bilateral trade between the two countries.