Egyptian Minister of Housing, Randa El-Manshawe, has reviewed the progress of various projects in new cities across Upper Egypt. The projects include housing initiatives under the presidential "Housing for All Egyptians" program and green housing projects. El-Manshawe emphasized the importance of maximizing the benefits of implemented investments and projects to achieve development goals and provide services in these cities.
In the new city of Taiba, El-Manshawe inspected the construction of 21 buildings under the "Housing for All Egyptians" initiative in the 620-acre area. She also reviewed the implementation of 41 buildings under the green housing project, which features environmentally friendly and energy-efficient designs. The minister highlighted the government's commitment to providing integrated communities and attracting investments.
In the new city of Asyut, El-Manshawe monitored the progress of road development and beautification efforts. The project aims to improve the city's infrastructure and enhance its aesthetic appeal. The minister emphasized the importance of upgrading the road network and public spaces to improve the quality of life for residents.
El-Manshawe also reviewed the situation in the new city of Minya, where she met with citizens and listened to their concerns. The minister directed officials to address the citizens' needs and complaints promptly. She emphasized the importance of providing high-quality services and responding to citizens' concerns.
Officials from the New Urban Communities Authority conducted a series of visits to new cities in Upper Egypt. The visits included inspections of housing, service, and development projects. In the new city of Akhmim, the officials reviewed the implementation of the "Housing for All Egyptians" project and inspected various service buildings.
The officials also visited the new city of Nasser, where they reviewed the city's planning and development vision. The visit included a presentation on the city's current and future development plans, as well as a tour of various sites, including areas designated for investment and services.
In the new city of Qena, a nursery has been established to provide greenery and landscaping for the city's public spaces. The nursery offers a variety of plants and trees suitable for the local climate. The minister emphasized the importance of maintaining a high level of service delivery and responding to citizens' needs.
Key points
- The Egyptian Minister of Housing is committed to delivering integrated communities and attracting investments in new cities across Upper Egypt.
- The "Housing for All Egyptians" program aims to provide affordable housing for citizens.
- Green housing projects are being implemented to provide environmentally friendly and energy-efficient housing options.
