The Central Iconic Tower is a new landmark in Egypt's capital city, located in the heart of the New Administrative Capital. The tower is set to become the tallest building in Africa, standing at a height of 385 meters, and will be a symbol of modernity and progress for the country.

The tower is being developed by the China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), one of the largest construction companies in the world. The project is part of the wider plan to develop the New Administrative Capital, which is being built to alleviate the congestion and overpopulation in Cairo.

The Central Iconic Tower will be a mixed-use development, comprising of offices, hotels, and residential apartments. The tower will have 78 floors, with the top floors reserved for luxury apartments and a sky lounge with panoramic views of the city. The lower floors will house offices and a five-star hotel.

The tower's design is inspired by the ancient Egyptian lotus flower, with its petals opening up to the sky. The tower's façade will be made of glass and steel, with a diamond-shaped pattern that reflects the sunlight and creates a shimmering effect.

The tower will also be equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including a smart building management system, high