Hossam Heiba, CEO of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI), inspected the site in the El Saff district of Giza on Monday. Developed and managed by Maxim Investment Group on state-owned land, the project serves as a model for maximizing the value of public assets through private expertise.
The resort is designed to be a "one-of-a-kind"
global destination, merging advanced medical treatments with luxury
hospitality. Key features of the facility include:
Specialized Centers: Advanced units for stem cell research,
genetic analysis, and neuroscience.
Holistic Programs: Tailored physical therapy, regenerative
medicine, sleep medicine, and comprehensive preventative screenings.
During his tour of the hotel and medical facilities, Heiba emphasized that the state’s role has evolved from a regulator to a development partner.
"This project is a qualitative addition to Egypt's
health tourism sector," Heiba said. "It reflects investor confidence
in our climate and our ability to host innovative projects that diversify the
economy."
Dr. Mohamed Karrar, Chairman of Maxim Investment Group,
confirmed that the resort will offer international-standard health services,
including genetic testing and integrated wellness retreats, ensuring Egypt
competes with top-tier global medical destinations.
The project aligns with Egypt’s broader strategy to attract niche, high-value investments that leverage its unique geography and growing medical expertise.