Cairo International Stadium

 

Cairo International Stadium Ahli and Zamalek Club, founded in 1958 and renewed in 2004 has seen this stadium for the African Nations Cup in 2006 and won by Egypt and expanded to more than 74100 spectators. The Cairo International Stadium was the largest of its kind with Olympic standards in the Middle East and Africa region,

Cairo International Stadium

Cairo International Stadium Located in Nasr City, north-east of Cairo was built in 1960 and was completed and opened by late President Gamal Abdel Nasser's revolution of July celebrations in the same year. On stage in 2005, the Cairo Stadium fits the criteria Olympic standard in the new century atheist century, where the company has seen the African Nations Cup 2006. The stadium is located at a distance of 10 kilometers from Cairo International Airport, and 30 kilometres from downtown Cairo.

Borg El-Arab International Stadium, is considered one of the largest stadiums in the Middle East. It resembles Astadbaris, erected on an area of 145 acres and expands to 80 thousand spectators and a long fence erected around 3 meters, the internal road network of 6 meters and a parking lot accommodates 5 thousand cars and 200 buses in addition to the airstrip and there are 136 electronic gates and the main cabin covered umbrella covering 35% of The proportion of the stadium which is the largest umbrella in the Middle East

Borg El Arab Stadium

Length of 200 meters and distance 60 meters, covering an area of 12 thousand square meters, equivalent to 3 acres. The fourth stadium has Air conditioners and includes rooms for clothing and a salon and entrances, also includes the stadium 8 lifts the media for the disabled, services, and public figures, also include a sub-Tennis stadium for training expands to 2000 and includes all the spectators' stadium pulling clothes and rooms for Tartan athletics, the stadium also includes a hotel for 200 people Air and has a swimming pool and Jmanezm and administration building

Borg El Arab Stadium

Accommodates 80 people, also includes stadium runway capacity Borg El-Arab journalist to 3000 and includes booths for broadcasters and maintenance of emergency and ambulances as well as 32 cafeterias to serve the public and 337 private bathrooms for the use of the masses, including 33 for women and 8 for the disabled.