Alabbar calls Marassi “number one in the world”

The Emaar chairman credited Egyptian workers and technicians with building, maintaining and operating the North Coast development

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Mohamed Alabbar has described Marassi as "number one in the world", crediting Egyptian workers and technicians with building, maintaining and operating the North Coast development. Speaking at a gathering at the project, the Emaar chairman said the workforce's ability to learn and deliver was proof of Egyptian capability on a global scale.

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  • Alabbar called Marassi the world's top development at a site gathering
  • He credited Egyptian technicians with construction, maintenance and daily operations
  • The crowd chanted "Marassi number one" and requested a photo with Alabbar

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Mohamed Alabbar has singled out Egyptian workers for praise, saying they are the reason Marassi ranks among the world’s best developments.

“I believe Marassi is number one in the world,” Alabbar said. “But Marassi was built by Egyptian craftsmen.”

Speaking in an Instagram video, the Emaar chairman credited teams working across construction, décor, hotel services, agriculture, landscaping, cooking and security with delivering the project to its current standard. He said workers trained in Egypt had taken on roles at every level of the operation.

“Their ability to learn gave us a project that is considered number one in the world,” he said.

Alabbar went further, framing Marassi as a direct demonstration of Egyptian workforce capability. He also thanked the development’s staff directly, saying their results were visible to anyone who visited.

Alabbar said Egyptian workers and staff had reached “ranks at the top of the world.”

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