Egypt's Future Homeland Party has continued its service and organizational tours across various provinces, aiming to support citizens and address their needs. The party's general secretariat recently started its activities in Giza governorate by visiting the Student Hospital at Cairo University to assess its needs for medical equipment and supplies. This visit aimed to provide necessary support to enhance the hospital's medical services.
During the visit, party members inspected several departments and units within the hospital to identify the required medical equipment and supplies. This effort was made to provide the hospital with what it needs to improve its medical services. The visit was attended by prominent party leaders, including Ahmed Abdel Jawad, the party's deputy head and general secretary.
As part of its activities, the party also paid the study fees of students from low-income families in Giza. This initiative was carried out during a meeting between the party's central committee and the governor of Cairo at Cairo University. The effort aimed to alleviate the economic burden on Egyptian families, in line with directives from President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
The party's movements within the province focus on addressing specific needs of each entity by directly visiting service delivery sites and identifying necessary requirements. This approach allows the party to provide targeted support and enhance services offered to citizens. The visits are part of the party's efforts to implement President El-Sisi's directives to reduce the economic burden on citizens.
The visit to Cairo University was attended by several high-ranking party officials, including Deputy Head of the Party and General Secretary Ahmed Abdel Jawad, Deputy Head of the Party Hossam El-Khouli, assistant secretaries, central secretaries, and the governorate's secretary. Also in attendance were party leaders in the governorate and members of the House of Representatives and Senate.
According to Ahmed Abdel Jawad, the party is working to support citizens' needs across various sectors and direct support to areas that require it. This effort aims to improve the level of services provided and supply basic needs, in line with directives from the political leadership. The party's initiatives reflect its commitment to enhancing citizens' lives.
The Future Homeland Party's leadership has previously visited several provinces, including Qalyubia, Al-Gharbiya, and Al-Sharqia, to provide services to citizens. These visits included various service activities, such as supporting the health sector, improving government schools and hospitals, paying student fees for underprivileged students, and organizing medical convoys.
Key points
- The Future Homeland Party continues its service and organizational tours to support citizens across Egypt.
- The party's efforts include paying student fees and providing medical equipment to hospitals.
- The party's activities are in line with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's directives to alleviate the economic burden on citizens.
