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An interplay between formal and informal development:A case study of two neighborhoods in the Tenth of Ramadan City
The over-congestion of the Nile valley and Delta region led to the political conclusion that new desert cities were necessary to attract the ever-growing population and reduce the pressure on existing Nile Valley cities. The new desert cities that were meant to house a total population of 12 million...
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