Egyptian minister skydives over new administrative capital, video goes viral - GulfToday

Egyptian minister skydives over new administrative capital, video goes viral

  • 23 Apr 2022
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A videograb shows Dr Ashraf Sobhy skydiving over the new administrative capital.

Gulf Today Report

A video of Egyptian Minister of Youth and Sports Dr Ashraf Sobhy parachuting over the new administrative capital has gone viral.

The video was shot when Sobhy along with his family went for a Skydiving adventure through the adventure programme ‘Sky Stars.’

In the video he can be seen with his son Moustafa and daughter Yasmine.

The adventure programme was  aired on live the Egyptian TV.

In the video can be heard saying “now I am on the New Administrative Capital, enjoying parachuting for the first time. I‘d like to thank President Abdel Fattah El Sisi for this great project, the Capital of the Future.”

 

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