Tarek bin Obaid, secretary general of the Euro-Arab Environment Organization in Geneva and president of the Environment Development Bank in Abu Dhabi, said the city would offer integrated services of clean energy projects and medical tourism.
He told the Kuwaiti news agency that the project would be financed
with Gulf and Russian funds in accordance with the requirements of a
green economy for the city.
President of the Arab Women Investors Union Hoda Yassin said the
project was signed recently in the Oyoun Moussa district in Sinai,
sponsored by the Arab League.
