On October 11, 2026, Engineer Hazem Al-Ashmoni, Governor of Egypt's Eastern Province, welcomed Lieutenant General Khaled Mustafa Tawfiq, head of the Arab Union of Veterans and War Victims, at his office in the province's general headquarters. The meeting was attended by Engineer Labna Abdel Aziz, Deputy Governor, and Colonel Ahmed Shaban, Governor's advisor. The discussion focused on enhancing coordination and cooperation to provide additional services and benefits to veterans and their families.
Governor Al-Ashmoni emphasized that the province prioritizes cooperation with the Arab Union of Veterans and War Victims to offer more services and benefits to veterans and their families. He highlighted that caring for the families of martyrs and wounded veterans is a national duty and a well-deserved tribute to their sacrifices in defending the country's land and preserving its resources.
Lieutenant General Khaled Mustafa Tawfiq stated that the visit coincides with the 53rd anniversary of Egypt's October victories, a significant milestone in the country's national struggle. He stressed the importance of enhancing care and services for veterans and their families. The meeting also explored proposals for cooperation, including drafting protocols with hospitals, laboratories, and pharmacies to provide discounted services to veterans and their families.
The discussion also touched on inviting the Arab Union's General Secretariat and members to participate in the province's annual celebrations honoring wounded veterans and martyrs' families. Additionally, the province aims to involve veterans and their families in training programs and free courses to develop their skills and prepare them for the job market.
Governor Al-Ashmoni praised the Arab Union of Veterans and War Victims for its efforts in supporting and caring for martyrs' families and wounded veterans. He pledged to provide all necessary facilities for the union to serve the province's residents, appreciating their valuable sacrifices for the nation.
The meeting concluded with the exchange of commemorative shields between Governor Al-Ashmoni and Lieutenant General Tawfiq, acknowledging the efforts of both parties in supporting and caring for martyrs' families and wounded veterans. This cooperation aims to provide more services and care to those who have made significant sacrifices for the country.
The province has been actively working to enhance services for its residents, as evident from its recent efforts to address complaints and improve living conditions. In September, the province responded to 83 complaints, demonstrating its commitment to serving its citizens.
Key points
- The Egyptian government is strengthening ties with the Arab Union of Veterans and War Victims to provide enhanced services and benefits to veterans and their families.
