Egypt’s capital city is Cairo, but in 2018, Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi laid the first stone of what was to become Egypt’s new capital. The city is so new it still does not have a name. Currently called the New Administrative Capital or NAC, the area covers 714 square kilometres (roughly the size of Singapore) and will house Egypt’s government and financial district. Thirty-four government districts, including the presidential palace, are expected to move to the new capital by 2020. You can read more in our article here.