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The British company, Shadwick Limited, has started building the village of Shadwick Paradise Point in the North Coast, at £ 25 million investments, thus contributing to implementing Egypt Vision 2030.
The project – to be set up on an area of 300,000 square meters – marks the company’s first real step to work in the Egyptian market.
The buildings were designed with ideas inspired by the architectural style of the British island of Tresco, equipped with the latest technologies and communication technology.
It is expected that Egypt will witness in the upcoming period more new investments by the British company Shadwick Limited in several other fields, such as providing sovereignty consultations, financing, and supplying strategic goods, in addition to real estate development.
Shady Abo El-Fetoh, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Chadwick Ltd., said “the village is our first investment in Egypt, which enjoys a state of economic stability as a result of a package of decisions taken by the Egyptian government during the Corona pandemic, which made the development wheel continue on its right track.”
Abo El-Fetoh added that the new British investments from British Shadwick Limited will directly contribute to achieving Egypt’s Vision 2030.
It will also provide hundreds of job opportunities in addition to opening new investment horizons through several projects in various investment fields, in addition to real estate investment, which has become a strong pillar in the development of the Egyptian economy.
This comes within the framework of Shadwick Limited’s strategy that focuses on building integrated, sustainable, and vibrant cities.
It is worth mentioning that British Shadwick Limited is a British company with several branches in European countries such as France, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland, and it specializes in providing sovereignty consultations to many countries, and Egypt was chosen to start pumping its investments in various fields.
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