The Governor of Qena, Egypt, recently conducted an inspection tour to monitor the progress of various projects under the presidential initiative "Hayat Karima" (A Dignified Life) in the Qous district. This initiative aims to develop the most needy villages and enhance the services provided to citizens. According to the Secretary-General of Qena Governorate, Abdullah Ashour, the governorate has a total of 1718 projects as part of this initiative.
During the tour, the governor visited the integrated sanitation project in the village of Khazam. The project includes a main station and lifting stations in the villages of Aqeb, Khazam, and others. The governor was briefed on the project's progress, which is being implemented and supervised by the Engineering Corps and the National Authority for Drinking Water and Sanitation.
The sanitation project in Khazam is designed to serve approximately 96,000 people, with a capacity of 12,000 cubic meters per day. The project covers several villages, including Khazam, Aqeb, and Al-Eyayesha. The governor emphasized the importance of adhering to technical standards and timelines to ensure the project's completion and activation.
The governor also listened to the concerns and demands of local citizens, directing officials to quickly investigate and address these issues within the available capabilities. This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve infrastructure and services in rural areas, aiming to bridge the gap in living standards.
The "Hayat Karima" initiative is a comprehensive development program focusing on improving the quality of life in Egyptian villages. It encompasses various sectors, including health, education, and infrastructure. The program is aligned with Egypt's vision to achieve sustainable development and improve the well-being of its citizens.
The inspection tour reflects the government's commitment to monitoring the progress of its initiatives and ensuring that they meet their intended objectives. By enhancing infrastructure and services, the government aims to create a more sustainable and equitable environment for all citizens.
The governor's visit to Qena is part of ongoing efforts to support rural development and address the needs of local communities. The "Hayat Karima" initiative has been instrumental in driving positive change in these areas, and its impact is expected to be long-lasting.
Key points
- The governor of Qena inspects 1718 "Hayat Karima" projects aimed at improving rural infrastructure and services.
- The sanitation project in Khazam village serves 96,000 people with a 12,000 cubic meter per day capacity.
- The initiative aims to bridge the gap in living standards and create a more sustainable environment for Egyptian citizens.
