We realize our clients’ visions by capitalizing effectively on our multi-disciplinary approach, innovative engineering solutions, and longstanding experience.

45+Yearsof Growth

2010-2015 ECG established new branches in Al Ain (UAE), France, Kurdistan-Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania and Uganda, broadening horizons towards consolidating its pivotal position in today’s competitive markets. To strengthen our contribution to the environment, ECG registered in the U.S Green Building Council (USGBC) in 2010. ECG was awarded over 2,200 projects - 1,800 of which are completed - across 33 countries, many of which are globally-recognized projects such as: Terminal Building (2) and Le Meridian Hotel at Cairo International Airport; St. Regis Hotel (Corniche El-Nil); Mall of Arabia & Porto October (Egypt); Porto Agadir (Morocco); Qatar Naval Base & Anantara Doha Island Resort (Qatar); and Valcastel (France).

2009 ECG’s Smart Village Cairo Headquarters was officially inaugurated. The building highlights the expansion of ECG operations throughout Egypt and the MENA region, across all economic sectors. It is perceived as a major step for the business that will sustain further development in the firm’s portfolio of national and international clients.

2006-2009 The real estate boom provided exceptional opportunities for ECG. In Dubai, the firm was engaged in the development of Burj Al Alam and OQYANA - World First. Moving on to Doha, ECG was commissioned to provide architectural, infrastructure, urban design, landscape and construction services to create Al Wa’ab City, a significant multi-disciplinary project for the company. In addition, prominent projects awarded to ECG in Egypt included Madinaty, Garden Heights, Cairo Festival City Centre, and Marassi.

1996-2005 A state-sponsored, international competition was won by ECG to develop Egypt’s state-of-the-art communications and information technology business hub in Smart Village, Egypt. A second opportunity arose in the power sector with the US$1 billion ElKuraimat New Combined Cycle Power Plant. The company’s Union of Association was established to acquire company stock. Moreover, the ECG Dubai, Qatar, and Sudan branches were established.

1992-1995 ECG won two key airport contracts to execute Egypt’s latest, cutting-edge Cairo International Airport Terminal Building 3 and to renovate the airport’s Terminal Building 1. Moreover, providing ECG with its debut in the power sector, the contract for the Atakka Thermal Power Plant Extension in Egypt was secured.

1983-1991 The CADD System and Oracle-based database were launched to effectively streamline the company’s daily operations. ECG’s legal status changed from a partnership to a joint stock company. Meanwhile, the ECG Abu Dhabi, UAE branch was established.

1978-1982 A series of groundbreaking water and wastewater schemes were completed in Egypt by ECG in collaboration with CH2M HILL, Metcalf & Eddy, and ES Parsons. Those encompass the water supply for the Kafr ElSheikh Governorate project and the US$500 million USAID-funded Rod ElFarag Water Treatment Plant and US$5 billion Alexandria Wastewater Upgrade Program.

1970-1977 The firm won its first cross-border deal to develop the US$2 billion Manmade River Project in Libya. Additionally, two milestone contracts, funded by USAID, were signed under the US$1 billion Greater Cairo Waterworks Master Plan and the US$150 million Port Said Water and Wastewater Master Plan in Egypt.

1969 ECG (Engineering Consultants Group), Egypt, was launched as a business partnership by Mr. Mahmoud Sami Abdelkawi and Mr. Ashraf Hassan Allouba. Its first consultancy contract, which involved the design and construction supervision of the US$2.5 million Qena-Safaga Potable Water Pipeline in Egypt, marked the beginning of a new wave of infrastructure development works undertaken by the firm across the country.

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What We DoDriving excellenceIn the often complex and diverse world of engineering, design and construction, we offer focus, clarity, and real value. Sustaining a leading market position for more than 45 years, our network of branches across the region provides the industry with a high level of access to ECG’s integrated services. Meanwhile, our exceptional brand of engineers uphold the ECG name by benchmarking our performance against industry best practices and exceeding these standards in our projects.

An outstanding record of over 45 years of operation and accomplishments testifies to ECG’s supremacy in the engineering consultancy field. With a total construction value surpassing USD 100 billion, multiple key projects have been completed in Egypt and the MENA region covering all key engineering fields. Our multidisciplinary portfolio includes architecture and landscaping, civil and structure, electromechanical, process and piping, environmental engineering, and urban development.

ECG is dedicated to Total Quality. It has a Quality Assurance Department reporting directly to the Company President. This ensures that the highest order of technical competence is achieved in each and every project our firm undertakes, and that recommendations to Clients represent the best and most appropriate solutions to their needs. ECG’s Quality Assurance System is ISO 9001: 2008 and ISO 14001:2004 for Environmental Management System and OHSAS 18001:2007 for Occupational Health and Safety Management System certified by Bureau VERITAS.

ECG harnesses the adept expertise and talent of more than 2,300 permanent full-time individuals. Our unique brand of engineers have the capacity to deliver almost the full range of professional engineering services. These encompass project identification, pre-feasibility/ feasibility studies, property and site appraisals, site selection, design and detailed engineering, construction management and supervision, procurement, inspection, quality control, and personnel training.

Studies and Master PlanningECG’s extensive studies and master planning portfolio covers a diversity of specializations. With a solid track record in master planning, geotechnical, and GIS studies, the firm additionally offers a wide spectrum of feasibility studies, social studies, and asset appraisals and valuations. Moreover, our support for green development is demonstrated by the company’s history and experience in preparing studies addressing environmental pollution control and energy savings.

Engineering and Architecture DesignOur multi-disciplinary approach and long-established track record enables us to provide a unique design for each project with an emphasis on innovation, cost effectiveness, quality of work, and environment al consideration. No project is ‘typical’ at ECG. By receiving support and feedback from the Construction Management Division, our designs consider all available construction methodologies and complexities. We specialize in all project phases including Front-End Engineering Design (FEED), concept, preliminary, schematic, and detailed designs, as well as construction documents, specifications, bill of quantities, value engineering, and computer simulations.

Construction Management and SupervisionECG is renowned for providing highly qualified, accurate, and time-efficient supervision services to support and enhance project execution. By employing and developing the best available resources, our construction managers, resident engineers, supervision engineers, and inspectors utilize their local knowledge and ECG’s growing experience to deliver high quality projects. We provide construction supervision services for all our served sectors. ECG services encompass project daily inspection and supervision, design review, shop drawing review, material submittal approval, and project specification conformity.

Project ManagementFrom inception to completion, we plan, execute, and control projects backed by proactive planning and first-hand knowledge of contract terms, client objectives, responsibilities, and capabilities. Project budgets are continuously monitored to secure budget and contract compliance. Adept technical and human resources are pooled to forge effective project organization structures. We focus on strong, reliable communication with clients to sustain long-lasting business relationships. Meanwhile, in accordance with the best engineering ethics, plans are set, goals are defined, and methods are devised to accomplish projects’ requirements within set budgets and time schedules.

Our Sectors Diversity

Buildings Banks Education Government Healthcare High-rise towers Hotels Labs Office and commercial buildings Residential Resorts and leisure Retail Service areas and workshops Sports clubs

Industrial, Oil & Gas Cement Fertilizers Gas separation Manufacturing Oil blendingPetrochemicals

Utilities Desalination District cooling Irrigation Wastewater pumping stationsWastewater networks Water pumping stationsWater networksWater and wastewater treatment

Power Power generation Substations Transmission and distribution

Transport AviationPorts and harborsRoads and highways

Urban Development Mixed-use developments Urban planning

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Project Al Jaber Lusail Towers Location Qatar

Lusail City is the most recent development located in Marina District, a prestigious area of the of Al Daayan Municipality. Promising to be the commercial, hospitality and entertainment hub during the anticipated 2022 World Cup, the construction of Lusail is underway and progressing daily. The land area extends to 35 km2 and will accommodate up to 260,000 people.

El Jaber Group envisioned the project to exhibit modern and green design as per the Global Sustainability Assessment System “GSAS” targeting a 2-star certificate, while using state-of-the-art Building Information Modeling “BIM” technology.

The towers are divided into a 3-level basement holding 670 parking spaces and ancillary rooms, a 3-level podium consisting of entrances, a commercial center and a health club, and a 19-floor hotel tower comprising studios, apartments, guest rooms, royal suites and service rooms. The hotel includes a swimming pool and a restaurant on the roof with views overlooking the Arab gulf. Another 18-floor office tower encompasses open space for business facilities and service rooms.

Project Damac Ocean HeightsLocation Dubai, UAE

Located in one of the most exclusive waterfront spots in Dubai, Ocean Heights tower soars to 310 meters high, accommodating 87 floors. The exceptionally tall tower showcases 680 condominiums, a gymnasium, a sauna, a steam room, a game room, a children’s play area, swimming pools, restaurants, a health club, and view decks.

The new Microsoft office building comprises four floors of office space and two basements reserved for parking. With a gross floor space of 7,000 m2, ECG successfully delivered fully flexible, custom-tailored designs to effectively meet long-term lease requirements. Artificial stone plaster and high tech glazing are used in the façade which creates a unique and exciting contrast of materials. Fixed screens and sunshades are used in elevations and above the roof.

Project Microsoft HeadquartersLocation Smart Village, Egypt

Project EFG Headquarters Location Smart Village, Egypt

The new EFG Herms headquarters accommodates approximately 900 staff. The 4,000 m2 building footprint consists of 2 basements, a ground floor and 3 floors above it, with total area of 28,000 m2. The building layout is split into two halves bordering a 4-storey high naturally lit atrium. Communication bridges between office spaces pass through the atrium. The open space office layout was designed to allow maximum light into the work area. The ground floor level provides all services required for the staff including: three different food outlets with indoor/outdoor eating spaces, a data center (145 m2) and a well-equipped gym.

The design embodies the company’s core values of transparency, dynamism and the drive to be pioneers and leaders in the field.

With an emphasis on sustainability, the premises were built using environmentally friendly materials. Also, all amenities support the objective of EFG Herms for maintaining healthy work/life balance for the staff by creating superior work and after-hours conditions.

Located in the vicinity of Cairo International Airport, the 349-key hotel stretches over a 32,600 m2 gross floor area and accommodates seven floors; one of which is below ground level. The general construction of the building comprises a concrete frame with an external granite-glazed cladding, large double-glazed windows overlooking public areas, and high-quality internal finishes.

Project Le Meridien Airport HotelLocation Cairo, Egypt

Project Lekhwiya Sports Stadium Location Doha, Qatar

ECG and Perkins Eastman were awarded the contract to provide design and construction supervision consultancy services for Lekhwiya Sport Stadium. The overall project included two phases. Phase (1) comprised a Soccer Stadium, with a built-up area of 6,863 m2 and concourse area of 720 m2, four training soccer fields and the related facilities. Phase (2) comprised a multifunctional arena, 75 key hotel and the related facilities. The stadium has a capacity of 10,000 seats spread over a seating area of 6,005 m2.

Project Qatar Emiri Naval Forces BaseLocation Mesaieed, Qatar

Qatar Emiri Naval Forces Base forms part of the New Port Project (NPP), which is one of the largest green field developments of its type in the world. It spans approximately 26.5 square kilometers. The scope of work on QENFB included the design of 250 buildings, encompassing all disciplines (architectural, mechanical, electrical, civil, landscape and interior design).

Project Beltone Office BuildingLocation Smart Village, Egypt

With a built-up area of 13,550 m2 and a footprint area of 1,705 m2, the new office building for Beltone Financial comprises 3 basements, a ground floor and three floors above. ECG’s scope of work comprised schematic design, design development, detailed design and construction supervision.

Project Sofitel Cataract Hotel RestorationLocation Aswan, Egypt

Sofitel Cataract Hotel is located in the Nubian Desert on the banks of the Nile River. The hotel elements include two main buildings and a number of service buildings set amidst a large landscaped area, and a total capacity of 123 rooms and 8 legendary suites. The first main building (Old Hotel) was opened in 1899. It features a main site entrance, two above-ground floors, service areas, saloons, cafeterias, a bar, and a restaurant. The second building (New Hotel) was developed in the 1960s. It consists of eight typical above-ground floors as well as a mezzanine and a service floor.

Project St. Regis Location Cairo, Egypt

ECG was the designated Architect of Record for the St. Regis Hotel. ECG’s role also included supervising the construction of the exclusive development. The 180,000 m2 hospitality and hotel-serviced residential complex debuted the global St. Regis brand in Africa and encompasses two towers and a retail atrium with sweeping views of the River Nile. Towering 38 stories high, St. Regis Hotel hosts 300 furnished rooms, 210 hotel-serviced apartments, and 32 residential apartments and penthouses.

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Project Sweidieh Oil FieldLocation Sweidieh, Syria

To significantly increase the Sweidieh Oil Field liquid/ oil production rates, ECG undertook the FEED and detailed engineering of 150 oil wells’ gathering stations, a three-phase gas/oil/water separation plant, transmission pipelines, and a number of massive water injection pump stations. State-of-the-art process, piping, corrosion, erosion, hydraulic, electrical, instrumentation control, telecommunications, civil, and architectural engineering consultancy services were effectively delivered from inception to contract award stages.

Project Heglik Crude Oil Factory ImprovementLocation Heglig, Sudan

The processed oil in Heglig Central Processing Facility (CPF) is exported to Sudan Port as per the Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company’s (GNPOC) export oil specifications. Lately, the export oil BS&W was observed to exceed the specifications more frequently. A new efficient approach was adopted to enhance the CPF processing efficiency keeping in consideration upgrading of CPF facilities including addition of more tanks.

Project Aswan Fertilizer PlantLocation Aswan, Egypt

Located in Edfu, the fertilizer facility produces high-nutrient single superphosphate and triple superphosphate fertilizers with a total capacity of 1,600 MT/day. Involved from inception to construction management stages, ECG developed the 350,000 m2 facility in compliance with international and local standards to secure the project’s timely completion.

Project Alexandria Chemicals Terminal (ALX-CT)Location Alexandria, Egypt

ECG was awarded the engineering services contract entailing design, detailed engineering, construction supervision and management, and commissioning of ALX-CT. The project provided for bulk chemical receiving, storage, and packaging of chemicals at the Dekheila Port, Alexandria. ALX-CT is currently the first of its kind terminal in North Africa and the third terminal of its kind in the Middle East.

Project South Annajma Early Production FacilityLocation South Annajma, Sudan

Star Oil Operating Company started processing early crude oil production of about 10,000 BOPD from five targeted wells in South Annajma. There were significant oil discoveries in this area. The aim of this project was to transfer the crude oil from five wellheads within South Annajma Oil Field to an Early Production Facility (EPF) for removal of bulk water as well as further treatment to meet export specifications of maximum 0.5% BS&W. Approximately 10,000 BOPD of oil is then exported via a 43 km export pipeline to the existing light crude shipping tanks at Fula CPF, Petro-Energy Operating Company (Block 6). The project comprised the field surface facilities and the operation base camp.

Project South Annajma Export Pipeline SystemLocation South Annajma, Sudan

The project’s objective was to transport 60,000 BOPD of crude oil, which comes from the early production facility “EPF” in Annajma to the Central Processing Facility “CPF” in Fula, Sudan. To meet this target, a 43 km - 12’’ underground pipeline was constructed to transfer 10,000 barrels of petrol per day (BOPD), in its first stage to be increased gradually to 60,000 BOPD.Petroneeds Services International entrusted ECG with the services of design, detailed engineering and procurement documentation. The project comprised: a head pump station in Annajma; two metering skids, one on each end of the pipeline; pigging facilities at both ends of the pipeline; emergency power generation; all related facilities for safe operation and control of the pipeline; a service road of approximately 4.8 km including a seasonal river crossing, as well as tie-in with Petro-Energy CPF at Fula.

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Project Attaqa & Mahmoudia Gas Turbine Power PlantsLocation Suez & Al-Beheira, Egypt

ElSEWEDY Power System Projects (PSP), a subsidiary of ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC, was awarded an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract for Attaqa & Mahmoudia Gas Turbine Power Plants. PSP has appointed ECG as project consultant for design review and construction supervision for the project. Understanding the urgency of implementing such a national high priority project within the predetermined time constraint, ECG has rapidly set up a task force involving senior staff to plan and meet the project’s staffing requirements and to immediately start the mobilization of personnel specifically appointed to meet the PSP milestones. The simple cycle power plant in Attaqa has 4 × SGT -2000E Siemens Gas Turbines with a total rated capacity of approximately 650 MW. The simple cycle power plant in Mahmoudia has 2 × AE94.2 Ansaldo Gas Turbines with a total rated capacity of 330 MW.

Project Abu Qir Thermal Power PlantLocation Alexandria, Egypt

As part of the expansion of the capacity of the existing Abu Qir Power Plant, ECG was involved in the development of the new Abu Qir Thermal Power Plant. Situated on the Mediterranean coast, 20 km east of Alexandria, the thermal power plant comprises two 650-MW steam turbine generator units. ECG completed detailed designs for underground utilities including water, sewage, irrigation, roads, and landscaping alongside electrical detailed designs for all site buildings. ECG also undertook the detailed designs and shop drawings of onshore facilities including an intake control building and networks.

Project Substations Location Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Our quality of service, reputation, and deliverables position us as one of the top substation consultants in Dubai. We have successfully designed, supervised and managed the construction of most of Dubai’s substations.

Project ElKuraimat Combined Cycle Power PlantLocation ElKuraimat, Egypt

ECG was involved in the civil design of all ElKuraimat New Combined Cycle Power Plant phase II and III. Those encompassed six gas and steam turbine generators with total power generation capacity of 1,750 MW. Facilities undertaken by ECG comprised utility networks, a tank farm, water and wastewater treatment plants, electrical control buildings, a water intake/discharge, lift stations, a foam house, transformers, and a fuel oil unloading station. Moreover, ancillary buildings developed included an administration building, a warehouse, and construction office buildings.

Project El Shabab Gas Turbine Power PlantLocation Ismailia, Egypt

Kharafi National (KN) was awarded the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract of Al-Shabab Gas Turbine Generating Plant (GTGP). ECG was invited by KN to provide the engineering design services in support to their EPC contract.Understanding the importance, sensitivity and urgency for implementing the plant within the time constrain being a national “on spot” project, ECG quickly set a task force from its senior staff to plan and set the project staffing requirements and the immediate mobilization of task forces, fast-track quality control measures, and packaging of deliverables which were tailored to meet KN milestones, enabled the quick start of construction and allowed for a continuous flow of KN construction execution scheme.

The new plant has eight new gas turbines with a total rated capacity of 1,000 MW using 8*125 MW gas turbines.

Transport

Project Cairo International Airport Terminal Building 2 Location Cairo, Egypt

The aim of this project was to double the capacity of TB2 to 7.5 million passengers per year. As the lead consultant, ECG’s involvement in the renovation program included master planning, design, construction management and supervision. Financed by the World Bank, the terminal building is the first green airport to be developed in the MENA region and complies with all international engineering standards and regulations.

Project Abu Dhabi International Airport Midfield Terminal ComplexLocation Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

The project was established to increase the capacity of the terminal’s passenger traffic from 7 million to above 40 million per year, as well as the cargo capacity to 2.5 million tons per year. ECG delivered: geotechnical services; structural designs for fly-overs, overpasses, underpasses, retaining structures, and drainage systems/foundations’ secondary elements; designs for signage, street lighting, pavements, and drainage; geometrical designs for roads and remote parking; and prepared construction and tender documents.

Project Cairo International Airport Terminal Building 3Location Cairo, Egypt

Inaugurated in December 2008, the US$450 million Cairo International Airport Terminal Building 3 required more than 180,000 hours of professional design and 430,000 hours of construction supervision. The landmark building was developed in compliance with the latest international design solutions for airport development. It is designed to accommodate an annual capacity of 12 million passengers.

Project Malabo International Airport ExtensionLocation Equatorial Guinea , Malabo

To solve the problem of peak-hour congestion in Malabo International Airport, ECG was contracted to provide full technical support for the construction of an extension to the existing terminal building.

With a built-up area of 3,400 m2, the extension comprises two arrival halls consisting of a ground floor and a first floor.

The ground floor includes a passport control area, reclaim hall, two customs counters and related services. Overlooking the ground floor, the first floor is connected to the existing building through a new boarding bridge. This leads passengers swiftly to the arrival hall. The first floor comprises two VIP lounges and related services.

Project Borg ElArab International AirportLocation Alexandria, Egypt

ECG provided consultancy services for the new terminal building of Borg ElArab International Airport. The building comprises a new 21,000 m2 terminal building, a 65,000 m2 passenger terminal apron, a 10,000 m2 cargo terminal apron, and all other required facilities and utilities. ECG’s scope of work ranged from site investigation and data collection to construction supervision and environmental management.

Utilities

Project Tannery Wastewater Treatment PlantLocation Adra Industrial Zone, Syria

Funded by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization and the Saudi Arabian Islamic Development Bank, the Tannery Wastewater Treatment Plant was developed with a total production capacity of 11,000 m3/day, suitable for industrial purposes. ECG’s designs for the project secured compliance with Syrian environmental laws and adopted a recycling strategy for the recovery and reuse of chrome in the industrial tanning process.

Project Fayoum Drinking Water and SanitationLocation Fayoum, Egypt

ECG was given a significant role in upgrading and expanding the Fayoum Governorate’s drinking water supply, sanitation, and solid waste management system. ECG provided specialist services as part of the development of water treatment plants, pumping stations, force mains, and water distribution/wastewater collection systems.

Project Fujairah Collection SystemLocation Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

This project involved the development of a wastewater collection and treatment system for the city of Fujairah and its environs. ECG reviewed concept designs and prepared detailed drawings for 120 km of sewer pipes, 16 pumping stations, 11 km of wastewater transmission mains, a wastewater treatment plant, intake structures, and 4.6 km of effluent transmission mains.

Project Alexandria Wastewater Upgrade ProgramLocation Alexandria, Egypt

From 1980 to 2006, ECG was awarded a series of contracts for the Alexandria Wastewater Upgrade Program. ECG’s scope of work entailed master planning, designing, detailed engineering, construction management/supervision, operations and maintenance manuals preparation, start-up and commissioning operations, and training. Undertaken in a joint venture with two global US consultants (CH2M HILL and Metcalf & Eddy), the US$5 billion project was completed with USAID funding.

Project Doha Water Supply PipelineLocation Qatar

As part of Qatar’s ongoing development, ECG was assigned by KAHRAMAA to provide consultancy services for supplying potable water. The project comprised pipelines of between 20-70 km, connections to existing pipes, a pump station, fiber optic cable networks (SCADA), flow control systems and related civil works. The project was delivered in three packages:

• The first package involved the use of micro-tunneling to transmit potable water from a new desalination plant to various water stations in and around Doha through an 80 km transmission pipeline;

• The second package included the construction of two concrete reservoirs with capacities ranging from 6-9 MIG; and

• The third package involved the construction of six new concrete reservoirs, each with a capacity of 6 MIG.

Urban Development

Project Barwa City GateLocation New Cairo, Egypt

ECG was invited to be the Local Lead Consultant (LLC) to assist with the land use and infrastructure planning for the City Gate project. It was proposed to develop an area of approximately 8.5 million m2 as a major focus for economic growth. The site is located about 25 kilometers east of New Cairo.

The project consists of 2,300 villas of various types and sizes, 30,000 apartment units, 30,000 m2 of multiple retail facilities, four hotels, 720,000 m2 of offices in three business parks, three training centers, a grand mosque, four neighbourhood mosques, a medical complex, sports and recreational parks/ facilities, an18-hole golf course, clubhouse, as well as infrastructure and landscaping.

Project Anantara Banana Island ResortLocation Doha, Qatar

On a plot area of 165,361 m2, the Asian-themed resort encompasses 141 quays. The project has an exclusive, fully equipped marina with a capacity of 33 berths for luxury and mid-range super yachts, in addition to artificial reefs and a golf course. The luxurious resort comprises different types of onshore and offshore villas with associated services including 11 over-water villas, 34 land villas, 72 family suites, 24 hotel suites, 4 restaurants, 6 types of pools in addition to a wellness and health centre.

Project Cairo Festival CityLocation New Cairo, Egypt

Spanning a total land area over 2,923,956 m2, Cairo Festival City (CFC) sets new standards as Egypt’s premier indoor-outdoor shopping, educational and entertainment destination. The development also provides luxurious residential villas and prime office spaces.

CFC Mall is a major regional retail shopping center with a total leasable floor area of 222,130 m2, anchored by international brands along with Carrefour hypermarket, a cinema complex, a food court, and a wide variety of shops. These are all served by over 7,000 parking spaces.

The second facet of CFC is the Retail Village that surrounds a picturesque lake with a dancing fountain. The Village comprises ten buildings, accommodating 51 restaurants and cafes. There is an exciting outdoor palm tree-lined promenade with 24 shops and boutiques in a streetscape environment. This connects the Village’s many open-air dining terraces, shaded plazas and courtyards to the indoor shopping area of CFC Mall.

Adjacent to the mall is the recreational and educational building of KidZania. The fourth key component of CFC is the high-end residential villas of Oriana.

Project Valcastel DevelopmentLocation Lanobre

The purpose of this project was to design and develop five key sites (Aubazine, La Siauve, Outre- Val, Grange Haute, and Château de Val). Valcastel Development project includes five different hotels, residential villas, conference centers, cinemas and theatres, sports facilities, recreational buildings, café, restaurants, service buildings and all related required infrastructure works.

Prior to commencing the development plan of the five sites, ECG was assigned to develop the existing site (Château de Val). This phase involved substituting an existing old 2-star hotel for a 4-star hotel (60 rooms), business center (Centre d’Affaires Valcastel), 11 classic villas and 4 modern villas.

Project MadinatyLocation New Cairo, Egypt

A city of international standards, Madinaty stretches over 8,000 acres and accommodates120,000 housing units to serve approximately 600,000 residents. ECG’s commission in the mixed-use development ranged from design to construction supervision of 95% of the city’s development works. Acting as an extension of New Cairo City, Madinaty features a 159-acre open-air mall, villas, apartment buildings, golf retreats, healthcare facilities, hotels, educational institutions, sports and social clubs, and entertainment destinations.

Mahmoud Sami Abdelkawi Founder and Senior Advisor

Mahmoud Sami AbdelKawi, born in Cairo, Egypt, received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Cairo University in 1948. Following a three-year period as a teaching assistant at Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering, he formed a business partnership/contracting company that later evolved into one of the leading construction and transportation firms in Egypt. In 1962, under the existing Socialist regime, the firm was nationalized. Later, Mr. AbdelKawi joined the Arab Contractors.

In 1969, Mr. AbdelKawi established ECG Engineering Consultants Group S.A. in collaboration with his partner Ashraf Allouba, where they contributed to a range of large-scale projects shaping our lives today in the field of construction of dams, power plants, and utilities, alongside transportation, infrastructure, and oil & gas facilities across Egypt, and abroad. Projects included the Alexandria Wastewater Program, Attaqa Thermal Power Plant in Suez, Cairo International Airport Terminal Building 3, alongside the Hydro-Agricultural Development Project (Great Man-Made River) in Libya and a number of other large-scale projects.

In recognition of his achievements, Mr. AbdelKawi was awarded the “Order of the Republic of Egypt” in 1966. In 2005, by a presidential decree, he was appointed Chairman of the Egyptian Society of Engineers for two terms up to 2009. Mr. Abdelkawi is currently active with a number of prestigious associations, including the Egyptian Syndicate of Engineers, Egyptian Society of Engineers, Egyptian Society of Mechanical Engineers, Egyptian Geographical Society, L’Institute d’Egypte, and American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

Ashraf H. Allouba Founder and Senior Advisor

Ashraf Hassan Allouba, born in Cairo, Egypt, graduated from Cairo University in 1955 with a bachelor’s degree in architecture. Upon graduation, he worked as an architect and later joined the supervision team responsible for the construction of the Nile Hilton Hotel. Afterwards, he joined the Arab Contractors.

Back in 1969, Mr. Allouba and his life-long companion Mr. Sami AbdelKawi established ECG through which they implemented a variety of engineering projects: urban and town planning; educational, healthcare, and sports facilities; industrial, administrative, and commercial buildings; hotels, resorts, and recreational facilities; mosques; and power plants; as well as many other public and private sector projects in Egypt, MENA Region, and Europe. He was also the main author of the “Study of National Policy of Urban Development” funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Egyptian Ministry of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities.

As a pioneer in modern-day engineering practice both in the Arab World and internationally, Mr. Allouba received several awards of excellence in recognition of his remarkable achievements. Awarding bodies included the Egyptian Syndicate of Engineers, Cairo University, Egyptian Society of Engineers, and others. He was a member and fellow of the Egyptian Society of Consulting Engineers, National Society of Professional Engineers, and Egyptian Businessmen’s Association.

FoundersExperience

As an international consulting firm, the types of projects that ECG works on are challenging and diverse. Over the last 45 years, our firm has earned a reputation for technical excellence and reliability. ECG receives a high level of respect from clients, and its employees take pride in continuing to earn it.

Everyone grows at ECG − that’s because we believe strongly in sharing knowledge across all boundaries and levels. Our professional engineers are familiar with the state-of-the-art projects and developments. They also gain first-hand knowledge of some of the world’s most complex projects. We build careers and personalities, not just projects.

At ECG, our staff members enjoy a wide range of advantages. Those include competitive salaries, benefit packages, ongoing education and training, and opportunities to work on diverse projects in a variety of international environments. ECG employees also receive financial support to pursue educational opportunities and professional growth.

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Contact Us Egypt Nasr City Building 2, Block 10, ElSefarat District Nasr City, Cairo 11765, Egypt P.O. Box 1167, Cairo 11511, Egypt

Tel: +20 (2) 2352 4740 Fax: +20 (2) 2352 5748 Email: ecg@ecgsa.com

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France 30, Rue du Camping 15270 Lanobre, France

Tel: +33 (4) 71 687932 E-mail: ecg-france@ecgsa.com

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 999 King Fahd Road, AlJumaiah Building, 7th floor, North Tower, Riyadh, KSA P.O. Box: 230402 - Riyadh 11321, KSA

Tel: +966 (11) 450 2030 Fax: +966 (11) 470 9161 E-mail: ecg-ksa@ecgsa.com

Kurdistan - Iraq Italian Village No. 402, Erbil, Kurdistan, Erbil, Iraq

Tel: +964 (0) 750 872 5927 E-mail: ecg-kurdistan@ecgsa.com

Kuwait Kuwait-Shark, Ahmed Aljaber Street, Alarabeya Tower, 7th floor, Kuwait

Tel: +965 22267 281 Fax: +965 22267 280 E-mail: ecg-kuwait@ecgsa.com

Libya Villa Zaglam, km 4.5 Gergarish Road, Andalos District, Tripoli, Libya

Tel: +218 (21) 477 1326 Fax: +218 (21) 477 1326 E-mail: ecg-libya@ecgsa.com

Qatar 12th floor, Al Owinah Tower, Opposite to Movenpick Hotel, Old Salata, Doha, Qatar P.O. Box 24071, Doha, Qatar

Tel: +974 (4) 407 1444 Fax: +974 (4) 436 7771 E-mail: ecg-qatar@ecgsa.com

Tanzania Regus Seaport, 7th Floor, Amani Place, Ohio Street, Office park, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

Tel: +255 22219 68 00 Fax: +255 22219 68 01 E-mail: ecg-tanzania@ecgsa.com

Uganda Floor 2, Suite 9, Kanjokya House, Plot 90, Kanjokya Road, Kamwokya, Kampala, Uganda

Tel: +256 (4) 1422 1467 E-mail: ecg-uganda@ecgsa.com

United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Cornish Street, City Bank Building P.O. Box 29556 Abu Dhabi, UAE

Tel: +971 (2) 672 8007 Fax: +971 (2) 672 8012 E-mail: ecg-abudhabi@ecgsa.com

Dubai Suite 1015, 1st Floor, Mazaya Center, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, UAE

Tel: +971 (4) 343 4229 Fax: +971 (4) 343 6229 E-mail: ecgdubai@ecgdxb.ae

Al Ain 102-M2 First Gulf Bank Building 111, Ali Ibn AbiTaleb St., City Centre, Al Ain, UAE

Tel: +971 (3) 737 7015 Fax: +971 (3) 737 7016 E-mail: ecg-alain@ecgsa.com

Sudan KhartoumByblos Bank Africa Tower Mac Nimir St., 10th Floor, Khartoum SudanTel: +249 155 77 5722 Fax: +249 155 77 5780E-mail: ecg-sudan@ecgsa.com

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