Due to the numerous visual problems resulting from the lack of integrated strategies for addressing sustainable lighting within administrative building spaces, designers in Egypt strive to use a range of technological systems for natural and artificial lighting in buildings. This contributes to building sustainability and achieving the standards of global environmental classification organizations for building sustainability. Following up on the previous research paper titled " Technological Systems Used in Integrating Natural and Artificial Lighting in Administrative Buildings to Achieve Global Sustainable Lighting Strategies" the current research paper will compare the various sustainable strategies used in integrating natural and artificial lighting in administrative buildings in the age of globalization and their relationship to the strategies used in modern Egyptian buildings. More over the paper will address the extent to which these strategies fit the Egyptians climatic zone. This will be done by presenting the sustainable lighting systems used in Egyptian administrative buildings, including building envelope design systems to enhance natural lighting utilization, light enhancement systems within spaces to increase visual effectiveness, light polarization systems to improve natural light distribution, appropriate artificial lighting systems to effectively meet lighting needs, and lighting unit control systems to reduce energy consumption. The research is fed by questionnaires to reach the research goal; as to assess the extent to which Egyptian administrative buildings achieve global sustainable lighting strategies.