During a recent inspection of the Ibrahim Mohamed El-Gamal Primary School in El-Atf, El-Mahmoudeya center, Governor Jaquline Azer directed the immediate construction of a 100-meter-long wall along the Rashidiya canal, which faces the school. The wall aims to ensure the safety and security of students. The governor also ordered the planting of trees behind the wall to separate the school and Rashidiya Street from the canal.
The governor emphasized the need for prompt implementation of the project, ensuring the work is completed before the new academic year begins. The school had been closed for two years due to renovation and reconstruction efforts. Additionally, Governor Azer instructed the opening of the school's rear gate, which will serve as the main entrance for students. She also ordered the cleaning of the canal's sides, particularly the area facing the school.
Furthermore, Governor Azer directed the commencement of a five-kilometer road development project in Sidi Oqba. The road serves over 150,000 residents and connects El-Mahmoudeya to El-Basil and Rashid. The project aims to improve the road's condition, enhance infrastructure, and facilitate the movement of citizens and vehicles.
According to Brigadier General Khaled Raslan, who oversees several sectors in the governorate, the road development project will begin within a week. The necessary executive procedures will be taken to initiate the work, which will significantly improve the road's condition and infrastructure in the region.
These directives reflect the Egyptian government's commitment to translating field observations into swift executive actions. The goal is to enhance public services and improve citizens' lives. The projects will have a direct impact on the quality of education and transportation in El-Behira governorate.
The governor's decisions demonstrate her focus on addressing pressing issues in the region. By investing in school infrastructure and road development, the government aims to create a safer and more efficient environment for residents. The projects are expected to be completed before the start of the new academic year and within a reasonable timeframe.
The efforts of Governor Jaquline Azer and the local authorities are geared towards achieving tangible results and meeting the needs of the community. The development projects will contribute to the overall growth and progress of El-Behira governorate, enhancing the quality of life for its residents.
Key points
- Governor Jaquline Azer has ordered the construction of a 100-meter-long wall along the Rashidiya canal to ensure student safety.
- A five-kilometer road development project has been initiated in Sidi Oqba to improve infrastructure and facilitate movement.
- The projects are expected to be completed before the start of the new academic year, reflecting the government's commitment to swift executive actions.
