Why Are Indonesia and Egypt Abandoning Their Old Capitals? 

In a groundbreaking move, both Indonesia and Egypt are shifting their capitals-Jakarta to Nusantara and Cairo to the New Administrative Capital (NAC). But why? These countries face severe challenges with their old capitals, from environmental threats to overpopulation. Jakarta, sinking rapidly due to rising sea levels, and Cairo, plagued by congestion and pollution, are forcing these nations to rethink their future. Both countries are betting on smart, sustainable cities to tackle modern challenges, but at what cost?
This video dives deep into the massive megaprojects of Nusantara and the NAC, exploring their ambitious designs, green initiatives, and the political undertones behind these costly ventures. While both capitals aim to be symbols of progress and innovation, the question remains: are they sustainable or simply too expensive for developing nations?
Join us as we uncover the vision behind these futuristic cities, their current progress, and the criticism surrounding them. Will these new capitals be the answer to the challenges their countries face, or are they destined to face hurdles of their own?
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