The Future of Homeland Party in Gharbiya governorate has signed protocols with around 1,700 service and health institutions across various centers and cities in the governorate. These protocols aim to provide services to party members at discounted prices, along with their families, to create a comprehensive system of services and benefits tailored to meet their needs. This move is in line with directives from Ahmed Abdel Jawad, the party's General Secretary, to provide tangible services on the ground for all members.
According to Engineer Ahmed Al-Gharwani, the General Secretary of the Future of Homeland Party in Gharbiya, the party's leadership in the governorate is working to present a different model of membership based on real services and actual presence among citizens. Within a period of just three months, a services guide was compiled, including thousands of health and service protocols with discounts ranging from 5% to 50%. These discounts cover various fields relevant to families and meeting their daily needs.
The services guide encompasses a wide range of services, including doctors across different specialties, medical analysis labs, radiology centers, various medical services, hospitals, medical centers, physical therapy centers, health services, jewelry and gold shops, wedding halls, event venues, restaurants, cafes, pastry shops, supermarkets, household necessities, maintenance centers, diverse services, gyms, and fitness centers. This extensive list aims to cover the broad spectrum of needs that families require in their daily lives.
Al-Gharwani emphasized that this initiative confirms a new concept of membership, focusing on placing citizens and their families at the center of the party's concern. The goal is to transform membership into tangible services and real benefits that members can experience in their daily lives. This approach seeks to bridge the gap between the party's activities and the practical needs of its members.
Dr. Mohamed Eiyad, the Secretary of Organization for the Future of Homeland Party in Gharbiya, mentioned that the initiative to offer free educational grants for preparatory and high school students has been decided to be generalized across all centers and cities in the governorate. This decision aims to maximize benefits for students and alleviate the burden on their families. By supporting education and investing in students, the party underscores its commitment to building human capital and reducing the financial strain on Egyptian families.
The protocols signed with various institutions are expected to significantly impact the lives of party members and their families by providing essential services at affordable prices. This strategic move by the Future of Homeland Party in Gharbiya reflects its dedication to enhancing the quality of life for its members and contributing to the welfare of the community at large.
The Future of Homeland Party's initiative in Gharbiya governorate stands as a testament to its commitment to practical and impactful membership benefits. By forging partnerships with a substantial number of service and health institutions, the party is setting a precedent for how political entities can engage with and support their members and the broader community effectively.
Key points
- The Future of Homeland Party in Gharbiya governorate has signed protocols with 1,700 service and health institutions to offer discounted services to its members and their families.
- The services guide compiled by the party includes thousands of health and service protocols with discounts ranging from 5% to 50% across various fields.
- The party has also decided to generalize its free educational grants initiative for preparatory and high school students across the governorate.
