Clock towers are an iconic feature of many cities in Egypt, often serving as landmarks and meeting points for locals and tourists alike. One notable example is the Clock Tower in Alexandria, which was built in 1906 and stands at the entrance to the city's harbor. It features a four-faced clock and a bell that chimes every quarter-hour.

In recent years, Egypt has embarked on a number of large-scale infrastructure projects, including the construction of a new administrative capital city, located east of Cairo. The new city is being built with modern amenities and advanced infrastructure, including a state-of-the-art transportation system and a range of residential, commercial, and cultural facilities.

It is possible that the Clock Tower mentioned in the article by Alassema New Capital Egypt refers to one of the new landmarks being built in the new capital city. However, without further information, I cannot provide more specific details.