Exciting Developments in Mostakbal City: MIDAR’s New Community Projects
Egypt’s MIDAR for Investment and Urban Development has recently taken a significant step toward enhancing community living in Mostakbal City, located in New Cairo. The company has officially laid the foundation for three promising projects aimed at enriching the lifestyle and recreational offerings in this rapidly developing area.
Grand Mosque: A Place for Reflection
The centerpiece of MIDAR’s new initiatives is a grand mosque designed to serve up to 5,000 worshippers. While specific details regarding the construction contract value and timelines remain undisclosed, industry insiders note that the mosque will cover approximately seven acres. The design includes dedicated prayer areas, an expansive outdoor courtyard to accommodate large gatherings, and versatile indoor facilities featuring two multi-purpose halls. Additionally, the mosque will house a large library and ten classrooms specifically for Quran recitation and memorization, making it a vital hub for spiritual growth and community interaction.
Construction Collaboration
The construction efforts for the mosque have been entrusted to Concord for Engineering and Contracting. Their expertise suggests a commitment to quality and precision, ensuring that this vital structure meets the community’s spiritual needs well into the future.
A Hub for Sports Enthusiasts: The Integrated Sports Club
In addition to spiritual facilities, MIDAR has announced plans for a sprawling integrated sports club that will span 45 acres. This facility is set to be managed and operated by Sporting for Investment and Sports Facilities, a subsidiary of Sporting Club. Under a mutually beneficial agreement with MIDAR, the club aims to cater to a wide range of sports enthusiasts.
Diverse Sporting Facilities
The club will be equipped with 34 sports courts covering activities such as squash, tennis, volleyball, basketball, handball, and five-a-side football. It will not only address traditional sports but also include facilities for e-sports, creative arts, yoga, martial arts, boxing, and table tennis. Aquatic enthusiasts will benefit from Olympic-sized swimming pools and water polo facilities, enhancing the club’s attractiveness to both serious athletes and casual users. The project will also feature social spaces, including food and beverage outlets and retail sections, making it a complete lifestyle venue.
Orange Park: A Family-Friendly Entertainment Zone
Another exciting addition to Mostakbal City is Orange Park, an entertainment and lifestyle destination that is set to span approximately 36 acres. This family-friendly park aims to offer a mix of recreational and cultural experiences.
What Orange Park Will Offer
Orange Park will include a plant nursery and bazaar, providing a unique shopping experience alongside dining options. A standout feature of this park will be its open-air theater, capable of hosting between 2,000 and 2,500 visitors for events and performances. This integration of leisure, shopping, and entertainment is expected to foster community spirit and provide a venue for cultural gatherings.
An Overview of Mostakbal City
Mostakbal City is an ambitious fourth-generation urban development covering around 5,200 acres in New Cairo. With over 30 developers involved and 52 ongoing projects, it is a significant undertaking aimed at offering a variety of residential and mixed-use developments to cater to the diverse needs of its future residents.
As these projects unfold, they are expected to play a crucial role in transforming the landscape of Mostakbal City, enriching the community and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. Through thoughtful planning and investment in community spaces, MIDAR demonstrates its commitment to creating a harmonious living environment that uplifts and engages its inhabitants.
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