The Egyptian Ministry of Housing, represented by the New Urban Communities Authority, has called on landowners of service land plots in Badr city to promptly attend the city's administrative office to receive their plots and sign handover documents. This move aims to expedite the handover process and ensure that projects are completed as scheduled. The ministry emphasized the importance of adhering to the specified procedures.
According to the Badr city administration, companies are required to submit a timeline for project implementation within 15 days of receiving the land plot. The project execution plan should be divided into equal phases, aligned with the approved timeline. This measure is part of the efforts to organize the handover and execution of service projects within the city.
The Badr city administration stressed the need for landowners to provide contract documents within three months of completing the initial payment. This requirement is crucial for ensuring that all projects are properly documented and executed. The administration is working to streamline the process and prevent delays in project implementation.
These procedures are part of a broader initiative to regulate the handover and execution of service projects in Badr city. The ministry aims to monitor progress and ensure that projects are completed according to the specified timelines. By doing so, the ministry hopes to enhance the overall development of the city.
In a related development, the New Urban Communities Authority has successfully retrieved 728 feddans of land in the New Alamein city after removing unauthorized constructions. The authority conducted a series of campaigns to monitor and remove encroachments on state land.
The campaigns resulted in the execution of 17 demolition orders, and the retrieved land is now available for future development. The authority took swift action to demolish unauthorized structures and enforce the law against violators. This effort demonstrates the government's commitment to protecting state land and promoting orderly development.
The Egyptian government continues to prioritize the development of new urban communities, including Badr and New Alamein cities. The Ministry of Housing and the New Urban Communities Authority are working to ensure that land is used efficiently and that projects are executed in a timely manner.
Key points
- The Egyptian Ministry of Housing has urged landowners in Badr city to complete procedures for receiving their service land plots.
- The ministry has retrieved 728 feddans of land in the New Alamein city after removing unauthorized constructions.
- The Badr city administration requires companies to submit a timeline for project implementation within 15 days of receiving the land plot.
