Saudi-controlled real estate firm Magnom Properties, a subsidiary of Rawabi Holding, is set to construct a groundbreaking $1 billion, 50-storey office tower in Egypt's new capital, designed to be powered by clean hydrogen. The tower, known as the Forbes International Tower, is part of a strategic move to attract international clients to the new capital, built to accommodate over 6 million people on the outskirts of Cairo. With a focus on sustainability, the tower will utilize renewable energy sources like solar panels and clean hydrogen for its energy requirements, aiming to be the first net-zero carbon tower in the Middle East and North Africa. The project, developed in collaboration with media group Forbes and architects Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill, boasts high-end features such as cutting-edge cyber security systems, VIP elevators, and a helipad. Additionally, the tower's plan aligns with Egypt's ambition to establish itself as a green energy hub and overcome challenges like power shortages by promoting self-sustainability.