Emaar Misr Celebrates Saudi National Day with Exceptional Ceremonies at Marassi Over Four Consecutive Days

 Emaar Misr hosted special celebratory events for Saudi National Day from September 20 to 23 at Marassi on the North Coast, attended by Mr. Mohamed Alabbar, Chairman of Emaar Properties.

Choosing Marassi as the celebration venue added unique and enriching value, as it has established itself as one of the most important tourist destinations in the region, attracting visitors from around the world. Located just 140 km from Alexandria, Marassi features a stunning array of facilities and services, including six breathtaking beaches spanning 6.5 million square meters along the coast and 9 world-class hotels, ensuring an exceptional experience and top-notch services for its guests. Marassi also offers a wide variety of restaurants, shopping, and entertainment options.

The celebration of Saudi National Day is part of the extended season initiated by Emaar Misr, making Marassi the first destination on Egypt’s North Coast to offer residents and visitors a prolonged opportunity to enjoy summer until October, along with reduced prices for hotels, restaurants, and cafes. This initiative ensures the continuation of summer vibes, transforming the North Coast into a true haven for those looking to make the most of Egypt’s captivating coastline.

The event ceremonies included a series of concerts featuring a selection of prominent artists from Egypt and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, including Tamer Hosny, Mohamed Ramadan, Ahmed Saad, Fouad Abdelwahed, Bader AlShuaibi, Dalia Mubarak, and Modi Al Shamrani, along with several celebrities and social media influencers from both countries.

In this context, Mr. Mohamed Alabbar, Chairman of Emaar Properties, expressed Emaar Misr’s interest in this special day, stating: “We are proud to celebrate Saudi National Day in Egypt, especially at Marassi on the North Coast, as part of the extended summer season. We always look forward to providing exceptional experiences for the region.”

The event ceremonies concluded on September 23 with a series of entertainment shows and special activities aimed at enhancing cultural and artistic ties in the region on this important national occasion.