A company designed to care for productive systems.

From fictional frontier to frontier company

It began as a world that did not yet exist.

Youth began in 2021 as Basel Darwish's personal project, then called "You". At the time, he was a freshman studying Business Administration at the British University in Egypt.

The original idea was a fictional game set in 2035 in the area now known as the New Delta. Players would explore Egypt's western frontier, complete missions and earn rewards as they travelled across the frontier and discovered a story about a modern Egypt. As they progressed, they could buy cars and properties across the map, then start businesses that generated passive income. The game would unfold in seasons, with each new season expanding the map toward another frontier to discover and new features for users to experience.

But one question bothered Basel: why couldn't this happen in real life? Why couldn't there be new towns here that he could live in? He dreamed of a frontier like those in stories of cowboys, pioneers, travelling scholars, brave explorers, and merchants; except modern, dignified, economically productive, and most importantly, here in our country and ours: yours and mine. It was a story of a Youth exploding out from the valley into the desert towards a new striving, to build a new life from the sand, and earn their destiny. He wondered why he felt confined to crowded cities, traffic and urban life when Egypt's land is so vast. He had the courage and determination, but not the resources. A solution had to be found. One that was possible and that did not depend on anyone's goodwill or mercy, but through business, individual, and government opportunities that allow profitability, societal & economic development, and sustainability for everyone involved.

To solve for that solution; Basel had to solve for many other questions in many fields such as infrastructure, construction, industry, agriculture, housing, education, healthcare, and everything that people needed for everyday life. It was not full solutions or field expertise, it was inclusion in the Frontier's plan and providing economic/business solutions while leaving the work of experts to experts.

He knew it was impossible alone, but he knew it was possible and maybe easy if he persuaded others who would also benefit, join, and live, work, or earn there and created something that allows all businesses and authorities to coordinate and work together in economic or business efforts as separate entities without control or centralized authority to achieve this, an alliance. A coherent plan of action and a framework to achieve this was needed.

It was not perfect, but it was good enough for a start that provides a vision, plan, methods, benefits, services, coordination, and more and that others could join into, help carry the work forward at a high-quality with the people who work and are experienced in these fields, and succeed together in the New Delta to make it our new homeland.

This massive tree of thought happened as he lived his daily life in day-dreams, free-time, simple ideas that were expanded upon, thinking while bored in transportation, lectures, and work, and so on. The solution required starting from scratch from the blocks of everything possible to build the best life in this land for him and his people who also wanted to migrate there and to make it easy for all future frontierspeople and future frontier founders like him, so you can be one too.

There it was: the desert, the empty land. More than 90% of Egypt's land was unused. It was waiting for brave people to build it: you and me.

Welcome to the Frontier, the Land of the Striving.

THE QUESTION THAT CHANGED THE PROJECTHow could this become real?

Over the next four to five years, the idea evolved rapidly into a search for the scientific, economic and commercial foundations needed to develop the society and economy of a desert region. This search for answers happened alongside Basel's daily life, the blurry and difficult image becoming clearer and more complete piece by piece. What began as an app evolved into a passion for economics and many other topics, while Basel never lost his passion for the dream of a frontier and a new life. It finally became a study and a plan to reach it.

That search became Commercial Economics. The early pillars (seed) were found and organized while answering the question "What are the foundational activities of an economy?" and expressed through the acronym; PEACE KITS or SPACE KITE. This seed sprouted into a massive tree of development theories, further foundational activities like finance, defense, governance, space, etc., economic theories, economic initiatives and projects, administrative reforms, Frontierism, and more, all sprouting from this seed of the initial pillars of Commercial Economics. The inquiry moved toward pragmatic programs and implementable solutions, while tackling physical challenges including water, electricity, pollution, town design and more.

The ideas were later organized into a book called The Frontier, which brought together the vision for productive towns, industry, infrastructure, migration and economic development. However, this book was instead shattered into Youth's library with each work and section receiving its own publication for interested users to read.

Finally, the work became Youth Technology: a stewardship company with a clear vision, strong foundations, purpose and practical goals towards developing the New Delta, its home. Each step held difficulty; each step also brought the growth and strength needed to begin, build the frontier and keep going.

We have gathered enough knowledge to begin seriously, but every project will require deeper research and close cooperation with partner businesses, specialists and public institutions.

Youth Technology, its field of Commercial Economics, its work and its wider vision strive to answer one question:How can you build a successful economy and society here, sustainably?