Infrastructure

Egypt and Saudi Arabia advance trade links with bridge plan

Egypt’s Transport Minister has confirmed that a long-envisioned bridge linking Egypt and Saudi Arabia across the Gulf of Aqaba

VW looking to make cars in Egypt to sell across Africa

German automaker Volkswagen is considering producing cars in Egypt, as part of a broader strategy to expand across African markets,

Plans for Benghazi’s billion-dollar new airport unveiled

London based firm Octavius GB Ltd (ACE Modular Construction), alongside Malaysia’s NRY Architects, announced plans this week for a

Algeria confirms S-400 deployment, reshaping regional air defense

Algeria has confirmed the operational deployment of Russia’s S-400 Triumf air defense system during recent “Al-Sumoud 2025” military exercises,

UK Foreign Secretary calls Sudan world’s worst humanitarian crisis

Sudan is facing the world’s worst humanitarian catastrophe, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy said on Monday, urging global action,

Egypt unveils plan for new desert megacity

Egypt has announced plans for a new desert city west of Cairo named Jirian, part of a sweeping agricultural megaproject

MOROCCO EYES F1 RETURN WITH $1.2 BILLION TANGIER CIRCUIT

Formula 1 could return to Africa as Morocco plans a $1.2 billion motorsport complex near Tangier, RacingNews365 has learned.

Morocco signs $14bn infrastructure deal with UAE-Morocco consortium

Morocco has signed energy and water infrastructure deals worth over $14 billion with a consortium including Emirati energy giant Taqa

Egypt seeks long-term LNG deals to meet rising power demand

Egypt is negotiating multi-year liquefied natural gas contracts through 2030 to address summer electricity needs and declining domestic production, according

Invisible Infrastructure Underpinning Morocco's World Cup Development Drive

As Morocco gets ready to co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup, headlines laud the continent's first super-speed train

The cranes are rising, but the real action is happening behind the scenes… in Morocco’s markets.

Morocco emerges as the world’s cheapest car manufacturing hub

Morocco has become the world’s most cost-efficient car manufacturing base, with labour costs averaging just $106 per vehicle, according