The Ismail Omar Guelleh Housing Foundation has distributed 56 homes to low-income families in the Tadjourah region of Djibouti. This move is part of the foundation's efforts to promote social housing and improve living conditions for the most vulnerable populations. The ceremony was attended by the Director General of the foundation, Mahmoud Ali Othman, and other high-ranking officials.
The distribution of these homes brings the total number of homes allocated by the foundation in the five interior regions to 516. These regions include Ali Sabieh, Dikhil, Arta, and Abkh. The foundation's efforts aim to provide decent housing for low-income families and promote social stability.
The beneficiaries of these homes were selected based on data from the social register, which is overseen by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Solidarity. The selection criteria included factors such as disability, lack of ownership, and large family size. This approach ensures that the most vulnerable families are prioritized.
The Ismail Omar Guelleh Housing Foundation's efforts are aligned with the policy of social housing promoted by President Ismail Omar Guelleh. The president's policy aims to provide decent housing for the most vulnerable populations and promote social stability. The foundation's work is also in line with the principles of social justice and fairness.
The distribution of these homes is a significant step towards addressing the housing needs of low-income families in Djibouti. The foundation's efforts are expected to continue in the interior regions and the capital city, Djibouti. The foundation has expressed its commitment to working with local authorities and other stakeholders to ensure the success of its programs.
The Ismail Omar Guelleh Housing Foundation's programs have been made possible through the support of various stakeholders, including local authorities, parliamentarians, and community leaders. Their collaboration has been instrumental in making these programs a success. The foundation's work is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of low-income families in Djibouti.
The foundation's efforts to provide decent housing for low-income families are ongoing. With 516 homes already allocated in the interior regions, the foundation is making progress towards its goal of providing housing for those in need. The distribution of these homes is a testament to the foundation's commitment to promoting social housing and improving living conditions for the most vulnerable populations.
Key points
- The Ismail Omar Guelleh Housing Foundation has distributed 56 homes to low-income families in the Tadjourah region of Djibouti.
- The foundation's efforts aim to provide decent housing for low-income families and promote social stability.
- The beneficiaries of these homes were selected based on data from the social register, which is overseen by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Solidarity.
