Egypt’s Prime Minister has approved the construction of an international tourist port in Ras El-Hekma, aiming to boost tourism and economic growth. The project, part of a broader initiative, includes plans for tourist cruises and yachts, transforming the area into a vibrant urban and tourism hub. Overseen by the Ministry of Transport, the port’s technical aspects will be managed to ensure smooth execution. Emirati investment firm ADQ’s commitment of $35 billion highlights the project’s strategic importance, with total investments expected to surpass $150 billion. Beyond the port, Ras El-Hekma will feature residential districts, hotels, resorts, entertainment venues, and essential service facilities, attracting global companies and fostering innovation.