Badr
Cairo, Egypt
Satellite City·Modern, Industrial, Developing
Badr, a satellite city in the Eastern Area of Cairo, Egypt, was established in 1982 as part of a planned urban development initiative. It is administered by the New Urban Communities Authority and has expanded to cover 21,000 acres. The city is notable for its 2200-acre industrial zone, which includes numerous operational factories and many more under construction. Located strategically along the Cairo-Suez Highway, Badr offers a glimpse into Egypt's efforts in urban planning and industrial expansion.
Highlights
- Planned city established in 1982.
- Home to a 2200-acre industrial zone.
- Administered by the New Urban Communities Authority.
- Located along the Cairo-Suez Highway.
Things to consider before traveling to Badr
- Badr is primarily an industrial and urban development area.
- The city is still growing, with many factories under construction.
- It is part of the larger Cairo metropolitan area.