Egyptian Governor of Damietta, Dr. Hussam El-Din Fouzi, has announced the completion of a project to create a state property guide in Az-Zarqa center. The project was implemented in collaboration with the Egyptian General Authority for Surveying and Mapping. It aims to survey and computerize state-owned lands and create a unified digital geographic database using land surveying techniques and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The announcement was made in the presence of several high-ranking officials, including Major General Mohamed Hemam, Secretary General of the Governorate, Dr. Ibrahim El-Sayed, General Coordinator of the project at the Egyptian General Authority for Surveying and Mapping, and Engineer Gehan Mohamed, Head of the Central Administration for Surveying Affairs in East Delta. The project is part of a cooperation protocol between the Governorate and the Egyptian General Authority for Surveying and Mapping.
Dr. Fouzi stated that the launch of the project in Az-Zarqa center marks the beginning of a comprehensive plan to complete the survey and computerization of state properties in various centers and cities of the Governorate. The goal is to build a comprehensive and accurate geographic database linked to surveying maps to protect all state assets and survey them completely.
The Governor emphasized that this project represents a major step towards digital transformation in the management of state assets. It provides updated data that supports planning and decision-making processes, in addition to facilitating services provided to citizens. He expressed his gratitude to the project team for their efforts and stressed the need to continue working to quickly complete the remaining centers.
The project aims to create a unified digital geographic database using GIS technology. This will enable the Governorate to manage state properties more efficiently and make informed decisions. The project also supports the Egyptian government's efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in the management of public assets.
The completion of the project in Az-Zarqa center is expected to have a positive impact on the local community. It will help to improve the management of state properties and provide better services to citizens. The Governorate plans to expand the project to other centers and cities in the near future.
The Egyptian government has been working to enhance the use of technology in the management of public assets. The completion of the state property guide project in Az-Zarqa center is part of these efforts. The project is expected to serve as a model for other governorates in Egypt.
Key points
- The project aims to create a unified digital geographic database of state properties using GIS technology.
- The project was implemented in collaboration with the Egyptian General Authority for Surveying and Mapping.
- The Governorate plans to expand the project to other centers and cities in the near future.
