The importance of real estate development and investment in the growth of any economy. I would like to highlight a new project in Egypt's new administrative capital called the East Tower, developed by UC Development.

The East Tower project is a stunning 50-story tower, comprising of commercial and administrative offices. The tower is strategically located in the heart of the new administrative capital, making it easily accessible from major transportation routes. The tower is expected to be a new landmark in the city, and an iconic addition to the Egyptian skyline.

The tower is designed to offer a modern and progressive working environment. The interior of East Tower is designed to provide ample space for businesses to grow and innovate, with a flexible floor plan that allows for customization. The tower also has high-speed elevators, state-of-the-art technology, and a 24-hour security system to ensure that businesses operate in a safe and secure environment.

One of the most distinctive features of the East Tower is its design. The tower is designed to be energy-efficient, with a modern ventilation system that reduces energy consumption while keeping the interior cool. Additionally, the tower's facade is designed with a unique glass paneling that reflects the light and heat, minimizing the need for artificial lighting and cooling.

The East Tower project is expected to create job opportunities and boost the local economy. The tower is designed to house a variety of businesses, including multinational corporations, leading brands, and entrepreneurs. The tower is expected to become a hub for innovation, business development, and investment in Egypt.

As a lawyer, I recognize the importance of investment in the real estate sector, and the role it plays in the economic development of a country. The East Tower by UC Development is an excellent example of how such investments can create job opportunities, boost the economy, and provide a modern and progressive working environment. I look forward to seeing its completion and contribution to the growth of Egypt's new administrative capital.