desert lands into productive agricultural zones. Combining large-scale horizontal expansion with
advanced irrigation infrastructure, the project supports food security, economic growth, and
sustainable development in Upper Egypt’s South Valley region.
– Location: South Valley, Egypt
– Duration: 2022-2026
– Client: National Company for Land Reclamation and Agricultural Development
– Contract Value: $142.6 Million
– Reclaimed Land: 49,000 feddans, with infrastructure covering 160,000 feddans
– Road Network: 470 km
– Irrigation Network: 480 km
– Pumping Stations: More than 110
Key Features:
Strategic Infrastructure for Agricultural Development:
• Sheikh Zayed Canal channels water 240 km from Lake Nasser.
• Mubarak Station powers one of the world’s largest pump hubs.
• Efficient irrigation lines span 480 km for steady water flow.
Enhanced Economic & Social Impact:
• New communities ease density in the Nile Valley region.
• Stimulates food production, trade, and job creation efforts.
• Supports future towns and villages tied to agriculture.
