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People have been living around Cairo for millions of years. There are reasons why migration is a one-way street but they can change. There are millions of under
by glass3 4y ago
People have been living around Cairo for millions of years. There are reasons why migration is a one-way street but they can change. There are millions of under-utilized young adults with access to the internet. They will find a way to prosper.
- luckylion 4y agoEgypt's natural environment cannot really support strong further growth. If they invest heavily into solar energy and desalination, I'm sure they can create more arable land, but it'll still come at very high capital expenditure compared to other locations. What's your prediction here, Egypt, Morocco and Algeria overtaking Germany, France and Italy with regards to economy, science etc (broadly "development") and drawing migration from Europe? In what time frame, by 2050?
- glass3 4y ago2050 is possible. There is no need for arable land if food is imported. People will want to live where the nicer weather is. Adjusted by air conditioning from cheap electricity, the advantage is in North Africa. It's not inevitable, but when the competition is cold fusion and building housing in Western cities, I would bet on North Africa. *edit: >>>living around Cairo for ~millions~ thousands of years