Arab Finance: The Egyptian government has offered seven investment projects to investors at several airports across the country, Asharq Business reports, citing government data.

A 4.9 million square-meter land plot in Cairo International Airport’s investment zone was offered for launching commercial and service activities under the usufruct system.

In addition, a 285-feddan land plot was offered to establish tourism and investment service zones near Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport’s fence.

This is along with a 3,944 square-meter building and a vacant 39,450 square-meter land plot for the establishment of a hotel or commercial mall in the vicinity of the Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport.

Furthermore, the government offered a tourist and commercial area via a partnership, lease, or tender system at Borg El Arab International Airport.

Moreover, tourism and investment service areas within El Tor Airport were offered under a lease or partnership system.

This is in addition to a 2.8-feddan land plot near the Port Said International Airport’s fence to setting up a service zone via a partnership, lease, or tender system.

A 3,600 square-meter vacant land was also offered at Assiut International Airport to establish a commercial and industrial zone under a partnership or lease system.

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