10th of Ramadan

10th of Ramadan City is a planned industrial new city in Sharqia Governorate, founded in 1977 as part of Egypt's New Urban Communities program to relieve congestion in Greater Cairo. It sits on the Cairo–Ismailia desert highway, roughly 46 km from Cairo and about 20 km from Bilbeis, and is now one of Egypt's largest industrial hubs — home to thousands of factories spanning electronics, ready-made garments, food processing, plastics, steel, pharmaceuticals, and furniture, with a population in the hundreds of thousands. It is a working industrial and residential city rather than a historic or leisure destination, and it functions as a satellite of Greater Cairo.

By Road

10th of Ramadan sits directly on the Cairo–Ismailia desert highway, making it reachable by car or bus from Cairo and from Bilbeis.

The city's identity is its industrial zones and planned urban layout rather than historic sights.

Cairo. Bilbeis (on the same highway corridor).