The Industrial Development Authority (IDA) has agreed to give 20 investors from the New Cairo 1,000 factories project a six-month extension to the deadline to either begin construction or production, or risk losing their plots, says Hesham Kamal, a member of the factories’ investors union. The deadline expires in January 2019. The IDA had previously issued several warnings, which the investors have not been heeding.
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