The Giza governorate's executive authorities launched a campaign against educational institutions operating illegally in the Agouza district, resulting in the closure and sealing of three Sudanese schools. The schools, located on streets in the area, were found to be operating in violation of regulations. The campaign was carried out under the instructions of Giza Governor Dr. Ahmed Al-Ansari to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
The three schools that were shut down were located on Shahab, Falah, and Al-Mohandis streets in Agouza. Authorities took the necessary legal actions against those responsible for the schools' operations. The campaign aimed to address establishments operating in contravention of organized work regulations and ensure compliance with applicable laws and decisions.
The Giza governorate emphasized that it will continue to conduct monitoring campaigns on various establishments and promptly address any detected violations, particularly those related to operating without licenses or in contravention of legal requirements. These efforts are part of the governor's directives to intensify field monitoring and take legal actions against violators.
The authorities have been working to identify and address establishments operating illegally, with a focus on ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining the quality of services provided to citizens. The governorate stressed its commitment to taking necessary legal actions against any establishment operating in violation of regulations.
The campaign is part of a broader effort to ensure that educational institutions operate within the bounds of the law. The Giza governorate has been working to enhance its oversight of educational establishments and take action against those that fail to comply with regulations.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Ansari, the Giza Governor, has been leading the efforts to crack down on establishments operating illegally. The governorate's actions aim to promote compliance with laws and regulations, ensuring a safe and healthy environment for citizens.
The closure of the three Sudanese schools is a result of the governorate's ongoing efforts to enforce regulations and ensure compliance with the law. The authorities will continue to monitor establishments and take action against those that operate in violation of regulations.
Key points
- The Giza governorate shut down three Sudanese schools for operating illegally in the Agouza district.
- The campaign was carried out under the instructions of Giza Governor Dr. Ahmed Al-Ansari to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
- The governorate emphasized its commitment to taking necessary legal actions against any establishment operating in violation of regulations.
