Egypt Cabinet Approves Land Disposal Rules and Expands AI Council to Include Quantum Computing
Egypt's cabinet has approved new regulations for the disposal of state-owned land, allowing occupants who built on properties before October 15, 2023, to sell or lease the land under specific conditions. Additionally, the National AI Council's scope has been expanded to include quantum computing, and the council has authorized land allocations for airport and industrial development projects. The cabinet also extended the service of medical professionals and approved contracts for the 2027 General Population and Housing Census.
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Egypt's cabinet approved executive regulations for Law 168 of 2025, governing the disposal of state-owned land. The new rules allow the sale, lease, or right-of-use of land to occupants who built on properties before October 15, 2023, under certain conditions.
The cabinet also expanded the National AI Council's mandate to include quantum computing and emerging technologies, aiming to establish regulatory frameworks for these areas. The council authorized the allocation of 823 feddans in North Sinai for Arish Airport development and 370.48 feddans in Beni Suef for industrial investment.
Additionally, the Export Development Fund will facilitate payments for exports made before July 1, 2024. The cabinet extended the service of 152 medical professionals at the Ministry of Health and approved contracting for the 2027 General Population and Housing Census and power provision for a solid waste recycling plant in Assiut.
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