Cairo has launched Africa's first driverless monorail, designed to significantly reduce travel times between East Cairo and the new administrative capital, with a capacity of up to 45,000 passengers per hour.

A new monorail line has officially opened, providing transportation to Egypt's New Administrative Capital.

Spanish photographer Manuel Alvarez Diestro captured images of the skyscrapers in the middle of the desert, leading to descriptions of Egypt's New Administrative Capital as 'science fiction archaeology'.

The monorail connecting to Egypt's New Administrative Capital has officially opened, marking a significant step in the country's infrastructure development.

Cairo's new fully automated monorail system, developed by Alstom and Egyptian companies, connects the city's eastern outskirts to the new administrative capital, symbolizing a major transformation for the megacity.

Satellite images show the ongoing construction of Egypt's new administrative capital in the desert, a city built from scratch and intended for civil servants, symbolizing a display of power and a promise for the future.