Ronza Tower is a skyscraper in the New Capital City of Egypt, located in the East of Cairo. The tower is named after the wife of the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser, the late Mrs. Ronza Nasser.

The tower is part of the New Capital City's first phase of development, which includes the construction of a business and financial district, high-end residential buildings, and a new airport. The tower stands at a height of 250 meters, making it one of the tallest buildings in the Middle East.

The tower is designed to be a landmark of the New Capital City and is set to become the most iconic building in the city. The design of the building is inspired by the ancient Egyptian architecture, with its curved lines and intricate details. The tower features a glass facade, giving it a modern and sophisticated look.

The tower is set to be a major hub for business and finance, with its own conference and meeting rooms, offices, and retail space. The tower also features a five-star hotel, a shopping mall, and a multi-purpose entertainment center.

The tower is expected to be completed in 2021, and will be a major landmark of the New Capital City. It is set to become a symbol of progress and modernity in the region, and will be a major attraction for tourists and locals alike.