Nyoum Mostakbal (Arabic: نيوم مستقبل) is a new city in Egypt located in the Giza Governorate, just west of Cairo. The city was established in 2011 and is part of the Greater Cairo Region. The city is located on the Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road and is accessible via the Cairo-Alexandria highway.

Mostakbal City is a planned city with a focus on providing housing and job opportunities for the growing population in the Greater Cairo Region. It is also a hub for economic activity and serves as a gateway to the nearby cities of Giza and Cairo.

The city is divided into three main districts: the Central District, the Southern District, and the Northern District. The Central District is home to the city’s administrative and commercial center, while the Southern District is home to residential areas. The Northern District is home to industrial and agricultural areas.

The city is home to a number of universities, including the American University in Cairo, Cairo University, and the British University in Egypt. It also has a number of hospitals and medical centers, including the Nyoum Mostakbal General Hospital and the Nyoum Mostakbal Medical Center.

The city is served by a number of transportation options, including the Cairo Metro, the Cairo-Alexandria highway, and the Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road. The city is also served by the Cairo International Airport and the Cairo Regional Airport.

Nyoum Mostakbal is a rapidly growing city and is expected to become a major hub for economic activity in the Greater Cairo Region. It is an important part of Egypt’s economic growth and development.