On November 4, 2026, Damietta Governor, Major General Tariq Margou, announced a series of transfers for managers and employees within the engineering departments of various centers and cities across the governorate. This move aims to enhance administrative performance and improve service delivery to citizens. The decision is part of the governorate's efforts to optimize the use of available competencies and experiences.
The transfers involve 12 appointments and transfers, as part of a broader reorganization of work and performance development within engineering departments. This decision seeks to bolster the efficiency of the administrative system in centers and cities. The transfers include appointments such as Miada Ibrahim Abdel Latif as director of the engineering department in the center and city of El Temy El Amdid.
Other notable transfers include Hani Metwally Mohamed El Shabrawi as director of the engineering department in the center and city of El Senbataween, and Ashraf Mohamed Hassan Hassan as director of planning and projects in the center and city of Nabroh. These changes reflect the governorate's strategy to enhance administrative performance and improve service delivery.
Governor Margou emphasized the importance of achieving distinct and tangible performance in the engineering departments during the upcoming period. He stressed the need for rapid examination and completion of citizens' requests, and serious handling of licensing, reconciliation, spatial variations, and construction violations files.
The governor highlighted that the evaluation criterion for officials is the volume of achievement on the ground and the extent of commitment to the law. He also emphasized the necessity of providing better services to the residents of Damietta, in line with the state's directions towards developing the administrative apparatus and improving the quality of services provided to citizens.
The governorate's approach aims to achieve administrative discipline and provide better services to citizens. Governor Margou made it clear that the governorate will not spare effort in supporting serious competencies and holding accountable any negligence in performing duties and responsibilities.
The goal of these movements is to elevate the level of executive performance, achieve administrative discipline, and provide better services to the residents of Damietta. This move is in line with the state's efforts to develop the administrative apparatus and improve the quality of services provided to citizens.
Key points
- Damietta Governor issues transfers for 12 managers and employees in engineering departments.
- The transfers aim to enhance administrative performance and improve service delivery to citizens.
- The governorate seeks to optimize the use of available competencies and experiences.
