The executive authorities in Qena, Egypt, have intensified efforts to address encroachments on agricultural land and state properties. This move is part of the 30th wave of removals aimed at preserving state rights and upholding the law. The campaign was conducted under the directives of Mustafa Al-Bablawi, Governor of Qena.
According to Ashraf Anwar, head of the local unit for Qena city and center, the recent campaign resulted in the removal of 16 encroachments on private agricultural land, totaling 2245 square meters in the villages of Abnoud and Dendra. Additionally, 20 cases of encroachment on state-owned land managed by the Irrigation Authority were addressed, covering an area of 727 square meters.
The campaign also targeted encroachments on public streets, with 26 cases removed in Dendra village, spanning 104 meters. Anwar emphasized that these operations will continue, with immediate action taken against violations in coordination with security forces. The campaign was attended by local officials, including deputies and executive leaders.
The operations are part of a broader effort to enforce the law and protect state assets. The Governor of Qena has been actively involved in overseeing these efforts, ensuring that encroachments are addressed promptly. The campaign's success is attributed to the collaboration between various authorities and the local community.
Residents and stakeholders have been urged to report any further encroachments or violations. The authorities have assured that they will take swift action against any new cases, reaffirming their commitment to protecting public and private property. This move is expected to have a positive impact on the region's development and infrastructure.
The 30th wave of removals is part of an ongoing effort to address the issue of encroachments on agricultural land and state properties. The authorities have made significant progress in recent months, with numerous cases addressed and removed. The campaign's momentum is expected to continue, with further operations planned in the coming weeks.
The Egyptian government has reiterated its commitment to protecting state assets and upholding the law. The removal of encroachments is seen as a crucial step in preserving the country's agricultural land and infrastructure. The authorities have called on citizens to cooperate and report any violations, ensuring that the campaign's objectives are met.
Key points
- The Egyptian authorities have removed 62 encroachments on agricultural land and state properties in Qena.
- The campaign is part of the 30th wave of removals aimed at preserving state rights and upholding the law.
- The operations were conducted under the directives of Governor Mustafa Al-Bablawi and in coordination with security forces.
