Egyptian Housing Minister Randa El-Manshawy recently conducted a review of ongoing housing projects in New El-Shorouk and New Mansoura cities. The minister assessed the current state of the "Housing for Egypt" project in New El-Shorouk, which comprises 2736 residential units. To date, 2520 units have been completed, with nine additional buildings currently under construction. El-Manshawy emphasized the need for timely completion and adherence to technical specifications.
During her visit to New El-Shorouk, El-Manshawy was briefed on the findings of a recent tour by Mohamed Zakaria, head of the New El-Shorouk City Development Authority. Zakaria inspected nine residential buildings and reviewed internal finishing work on several units. The minister stressed the importance of expediting work, addressing any issues promptly, and maintaining high-quality standards. She also urged officials to ensure that all work meets approved technical specifications.
In New Mansoura City, El-Manshawy reviewed the progress of housing projects in the second phase of the city's development. The "Housing for Egypt" project in the sixth district comprises 44 buildings, while the "Jannah" project includes 224 buildings. El-Manshawy was informed about the current state of construction, including the completion rates and progress on infrastructure work such as water and sewage networks, roads, and electricity.
The minister was accompanied by officials from the New Mansoura City Development Authority, who provided her with an update on the project's progress. They discussed the status of infrastructure work, including the installation of water and sewage networks, as well as the construction of roads and provision of essential services. El-Manshawy emphasized the need for continued monitoring and evaluation to ensure that projects are completed on schedule.
El-Manshawy also highlighted the importance of conducting regular on-site inspections to monitor progress and address any issues promptly. She urged officials to ensure that all projects are completed in accordance with approved timelines and technical specifications. The minister's visit aimed to ensure that housing projects in both cities are completed efficiently and effectively.
The "Housing for Egypt" project in New El-Shorouk City is one of several initiatives aimed at providing affordable housing for Egyptian citizens. The project is part of a larger effort to address the country's housing needs and provide modern, sustainable communities. El-Manshawy's visit reflects the government's commitment to monitoring and supporting these initiatives.
The Egyptian government has been investing heavily in the development of new cities, including New El-Shorouk and New Mansoura. These cities are designed to provide modern, sustainable living environments for their residents, with a focus on affordable housing, infrastructure, and essential services. The government's efforts aim to address the country's housing needs and promote urban development.
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- Egyptian Housing Minister Randa El-Manshawy reviews progress on housing projects in New El-Shorouk and New Mansoura cities.
