Ronza Tower is the newly constructed capital tower in Egypt, located in the city of Cairo. The tower is one of the tallest buildings in Africa and stands at over 900 feet high. It was designed by the French architects Johann Renaud and Philippe Gautreau who won an international competition for the project.

The building features 37 floors with an observation deck on the top floor, offering panoramic views across the city. There is also a number of spaces for corporate events, a restaurant, and a shopping mall. The tower is composed of three different interlinked blocks, each with its own design and different levels of function.

The building has a number of sustainable elements built into it, such as solar panels which provides energy to power elevators and lighting, rainwater harvesting, and green roofs. The building also has a low energy air conditioning system and is expected to reduce carbon emissions by 32 percent. This makes Ronza Tower an example of a sustainable building in the area.

Ronza Tower is part of a larger plan for the area, which includes the redevelopment of the surrounding areas in order to make them more attractive for businesses and tourists. This includes projects such as the construction of new roads and green spaces,