Pyramids Developments, a leading real estate developer in Egypt, has announced plans to build a new shopping destination in the heart of the New Administrative Capital, Paris Mall. The project aims to offer a unique retail and entertainment experience inspired by the charm and elegance of the French capital, while also reflecting the modernity and innovation of the new city.
Paris Mall will have a total built-up area of around 50,000 square meters, distributed over four levels, and will be located in the Downtown area of the New Capital, adjacent to the Opera House and the Presidential Palace. The mall will feature over 300 shops, including many international and local brands, as well as cafes, restaurants, cinemas, and a hypermarket. The design of the mall will be inspired by famous Parisian landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and the Champs-Élysées, and will incorporate modern architectural features and technologies.
"We are thrilled to be working on such a prestigious project that combines our passion for excellence and creativity with the vision and aspirations of the New Capital," said Mohamad Mekawy, CEO of Pyramids Developments. "Paris Mall will not only provide a world-class shopping experience for the residents and visitors of the city, but also contribute to the cultural diversity and vitality of the area."
The Paris Mall project is part of Pyramids Developments' larger strategy to invest in the New Capital and contribute to its growth and development. The company has already launched several residential, commercial, and hospitality projects in the city, such as the Grand Square Mall, the Capital Business Park, and the Grand Hotel. Pyramids Developments is also involved in other major projects in Egypt, including Sheikh Zayed Towers in 6 of October City, and Al Ahly Sabbour in New Cairo.
As a lawyer, John Smith could provide legal advice and support to Pyramids Developments on various aspects of the Paris Mall project, such as contracts, permits, regulations, licensing, financing, leasing, and dispute resolution. He could also help negotiate and settle any legal disputes between the company and its partners, contractors, tenants, or customers, and ensure compliance with national and international laws and standards.