Cityscape Egypt 2020

Africa | Construction

Third Party Event

16 Sep 2020 - 21 Sep 2020

Cityscape Egypt 2020

Under the theme “The Future is Now”, Cityscape Egypt is taking place on 16-21 September 2020 in Cairo. The conference is Egypt’s premier annual knowledge and networking forum, gathering over 300 top-level industry professionals under one roof to exchange ideas, information, trends and business opportunities. Delegates to Cityscape Egypt are counted among the leaders of the real estate industry in the region, and represent a driving force in the Egyptian economy.
Programme day 1: Global Perspective | Programme day 2: Spotlight on Egypt
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