Investment in the Economic Zone is governed by Law No. 83 of 2002 issued concerning Special Economic Zones.

The target industries in the zone include a mix of medium and light industries, such as: • Vehicle assembly and automotive components • Chemicals and petrochemicals • Construction and building materials • Textiles and ready-made garments

For the legal form of a joint stock company to be valid in accordance with the law, the following conditions must be met: • The number of founders must not be less than three persons (natural or legal persons), and this requirement must be maintained throughout the company's existence. • The issued capital must not be less than EGP 250,000, with at least 10% deposited in a bank upon incorporation. • There must be no confusion or similarity in the company's name.

Law No. 159 of 1981 stipulates the following requirements for establishing a limited liability company: • The number of founding partners must not be less than two, provided they have the legal capacity to establish a company. • No minimum capital is required, provided that the partners' shares are equal.