Egypt's Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities has taken steps to enhance the management of its water and sewerage sector. As part of this effort, the ministry has appointed 15 new leaders to head the boards of 15 subsidiary companies. This move is aimed at improving the performance and efficiency of the sector. The appointments were made by Eng. Mustafa Al-Shimi, head of the Holding Company for Water and Sewerage.
The decision to appoint new leadership is part of the ministry's strategy to develop the management system of subsidiary companies. The goal is to improve institutional performance, maximize the use of available resources, and promote leadership capable of addressing challenges and achieving targets. Eng. Randa Al-Manshawi, Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities, emphasized that improving the quality and sustainability of services provided to citizens is a top priority.
The performance of the new leaders will be evaluated based on clear indicators and actual results on the ground. They will be expected to be present in the field, address challenges promptly, and provide services efficiently. The ministry has pledged to provide the necessary support to help the new leaders achieve their goals and improve services. Eng. Ahmed Emran, Deputy Minister of Housing for Utilities, stressed the importance of enhancing field monitoring and improving performance indicators.
The new appointments are expected to support the work of subsidiary companies and drive tangible results. The priorities for the coming period include improving operation and maintenance efficiency, reducing waste, and maximizing resource utilization. Eng. Mustafa Al-Shimi, head of the Holding Company for Water and Sewerage, emphasized that the appointments aim to promote a culture of teamwork and accountability.
The appointed leaders include Eng. Mohamed Said Mohamed Neshay, who will head the Alexandria Water Company, and Eng. Ahmed Atef Mahmoud Farjani, who will lead the Alexandria Sewerage Company. Other appointments include Eng. Ahmed Mohamed Rabie, who will head the El-Behira Water and Sewerage Company, and Eng. Ragab Arefa Gomaa Khalil, who will lead the Dakahlia Water and Sewerage Company.
The appointments also include Eng. Amin Hassan Ibrahim Ghneim, who will head the Gharbiya Water and Sewerage Company, and Eng. Mohamed Abdel Fattah El-Sayed, who will lead the Kafr El-Sheikh Water and Sewerage Company. Other leaders appointed include Eng. Essam Mohamed Ahmed Badawi, Eng. Ahmed Mohamed Ragaa Ahmed, and Eng. Faraj Othman Ali Faraj.
Eng. Mustafa Al-Shimi expressed his hopes for the success of the new leaders, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and accountability. The new leadership is expected to drive improvements in the water and sewerage sector, enhancing services for Egyptian citizens. The ministry's efforts aim to address the challenges facing the sector and promote sustainable development.
Key points
- The Egyptian Ministry of Housing has appointed 15 new leaders to head water and sewerage companies.
- The appointments aim to improve the performance and efficiency of the sector.
- The new leaders will be evaluated based on clear indicators and actual results on the ground.
