Expansion from the old Valley would have the effect of rejuvenating the whole country and would emphasize its extraordinary ability to make civilization, with serious resolve and persistent aspiration to the future. Salam Canal, spreading out as ever before, construction and urbanization. The second lies to the south of Egypt, where work is under way, by Egyptian hands, to extend the Nile water into the heart of the Western Desert. Such radical changes in the scope of physical development and the concomitant new extensions beyond the Old Valley do not mean to cease to develop existing communities, particularly those recently built. Consistent efforts should be sustained, in order to achieve integration between the new and existing communities in the inhabited Valley.
Work is underway to upgrade and complete the development of the latter communities.
Reconstruction efforts should be sustained in the Northwest and East Delta. Additionally, potential resources of the Delta and the outskirts of Greater Cairo should be developed and widened, in order to maintain their absorptive capacities. Thus, while communities within the Valley are becoming more effective and reconstruction more widely spreading, new life will be emerging outside the Valley. Thus, a consistent pattern of development and the optimum use of Egypt's land can be achieved. This also builds flexible bridges to cement the time gap arising between the construction of new communities outside the Valley to absorb population increase and, the pace necessary for production and service development.