The Egyptian Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities has released a video report highlighting its major activities and achievements from September 18 to 24, 2026. The report covers various projects, including housing, services, and infrastructure development. The ministry's efforts focus on improving living conditions and providing essential services to citizens in new cities. Key initiatives involve collaboration with government agencies and private sector companies. The report showcases the ministry's commitment to implementing presidential initiatives.
On September 18, 2026, Torek Developments, a company owned by the New Urban Communities Authority, clarified that information circulating on social media about the "Bliss Gate" project in Sheikh Zayed City was inaccurate. The company stated that the images shared online were outdated and did not reflect the project's current status. Torek Developments confirmed that work on the project is ongoing, with units being handed over to customers as scheduled. The company emphasized its commitment to completing the project and delivering it to clients.
On September 19, 2026, Housing Minister Randa El-Minshawy reviewed the progress of several sewage projects under the presidential initiative to develop rural areas, "Hayat Karima." The projects are being implemented in Minya, Asyut, and Aswan governorates by the National Authority for Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment. El-Minshawy inspected the projects to ensure they are meeting their targets and providing essential services to local communities. The initiative aims to improve living conditions and provide better services to rural residents.
On September 20, 2026, El-Minshawy followed up on efforts by the New Urban Communities Authority to improve services in the 10th of Ramadan City and Hadaek 10th of Ramadan. The minister emphasized the importance of maintaining a high level of services, including electricity, and addressing citizen concerns promptly. El-Minshawy also witnessed the handover of 10 acres of land to the New Urban Communities Authority, which was previously part of a 135-acre area. The land was prepared for development after removing waste and debris.
The Ministry of Housing announced that over 75,000 citizens had registered on the "Maskan" website on the first day of applying for 10,000 housing units through the New Urban Communities Authority. The authority reported 2,122 initial reservations and 564 paid reservations. The housing units are part of the "Sakan Lel Masreen" initiative, which aims to provide affordable housing for low-income citizens. The ministry's efforts focus on increasing the availability of housing units and making them more accessible to those in need.
On September 21, 2026, El-Minshawy inspected several housing and service projects in Badr City, including infrastructure development and campaigns to remove violations and maintain the city's aesthetic appeal. The minister also announced the start of land allocation in the "TA" area of the 10th of November City, part of the "Bita Watan" project. El-Minshawy emphasized the importance of completing projects and delivering services to citizens. The ministry is working to accelerate project implementation and provide essential services to residents.
On September 22, 2026, El-Minshawy conducted a surprise inspection in Badr City to assess the progress of development and efficiency enhancement projects. The minister also met with officials from the Central Agency for Reconstruction to discuss the implementation of several projects. Additionally, the ministry reviewed the performance report of the "Rapid Response System" for August 2026, which handles complaints and reports through social media and digital platforms. The system coordinates with relevant authorities to address citizen concerns promptly.
Key points
- The Egyptian Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities is working on several projects to improve living conditions and provide essential services to citizens in new cities.
- The ministry is implementing presidential initiatives, such as "Hayat Karima" and "Sakan Lel Masreen," to develop rural areas and provide affordable housing for low-income citizens.
- The ministry's efforts focus on collaboration with government agencies and private sector companies to achieve its goals and improve the quality of life for Egyptian citizens.
