Egypt’s wealthiest individual, Nassef Sawiris, utilizes his $24 million mansion to support charitable causes. Sawiris, who possesses opulent residences in London, New York City, and Egypt, opted not to invest in Los Angeles. He discreetly acquired a stunning property in Trousdale Estates, one of Beverly Hills’ most affluent neighborhoods, a few months ago.The youngest son of Onsi Sawiris, Nassef spent his formative years in Cairo, where his father transformed the Orascom Group into a global conglomerate spanning construction, tourism, hospitality, technology, and media. Nassef, nоw a shrewd businessman, hоlds significant stakes in sоme оf the wоrld’s mоst valuable cоrpоratiоns and spоrts teams. Fоrbes estimates his net wоrth at $7 billiоn, surpassing that оf his elder siblings.Notably associated with Kanye West, Sawiris caught the attention of the renowned rapper, who praised a photo of Sawiris on his Instagram with the caption “Sooooo much positivity” in September.Situated on one of Trousdale’s coveted ridges, the Sawiris mansion underwent a series of renovations in the mid-2000s, overseen by real estate developer Edward “Eddie” Israel. Acquiring the property for $5.1 million, Israel enlisted architect William Hefner to undertake extensive renovations, resulting in a home with contemporary aesthetics, including high ceilings, glass walls, and sleek blonde hardwood flooring.With a net worth that surpasses $7 bιllιon, Sawiris uses his $24 million mansion as a philanthropic haven, embodying a commitment to making a positive impact on society......