Egyptian Housing Minister Randa El-Menashy recently conducted a review of ongoing housing projects in New Cairo and New Mansoura cities. The minister assessed the progress of Egypt's "Sakan Egypt" project in New Cairo, which comprises 2736 housing units. To date, 2520 units have been completed, with nine buildings currently under construction. El-Menashy emphasized the need for timely completion and adherence to technical specifications.
During her visit, El-Menashy was briefed on the outcomes of an inspection tour conducted by Mohamed Zakaria, head of the New Cairo City Development Authority. Zakaria inspected the construction sites, focusing on internal finishing work in several units. The minister stressed the importance of accelerating implementation rates while ensuring quality and avoiding any shortcomings. She also directed officials to promptly address any issues that arise during construction.
In New Mansoura city, El-Menashy reviewed the progress of housing projects, including "Sakan Egypt" and "Jannah" in the second phase's sixth district. The "Sakan Egypt" project comprises 44 buildings, while "Jannah" consists of 224 buildings. El-Menashy was informed about the current implementation rates, construction progress, and utility connections for these projects.
The minister was accompanied by officials who provided updates on the infrastructure work in the area, including water supply networks, sewage systems, road construction, and electricity services. El-Menashy underscored the necessity of continued on-site monitoring and daily follow-up to ensure adherence to schedules and technical specifications.
El-Menashy emphasized that these efforts aim to complete the urban development plan in the second phase of New Mansoura city. The goal is to provide integrated residential areas for the city's residents while guaranteeing the timely completion of the "Sakan Egypt" project in New Cairo.
The projects under review are part of Egypt's broader strategy to address housing needs and provide affordable housing options for citizens. By monitoring progress and enforcing standards, the government aims to deliver high-quality residential areas that meet the needs of the population.
The housing ministry's efforts to accelerate project implementation and ensure quality are ongoing, with a focus on completing projects in line with the set timeline and technical requirements. The successful completion of these projects is expected to have a positive impact on the housing sector and the overall quality of life for residents in these new cities.
Key points
- Egypt's Housing Minister reviews progress on "Sakan Egypt" projects in New Cairo and New Mansoura cities.
- The projects aim to provide affordable housing options and integrated residential areas for citizens.
- The minister emphasizes the need for timely completion, quality, and adherence to technical specifications.
