CAIRO -- The Egyptian
Prime Minister, Ibrahim Mahlab, attended the signing of a protocol of the
Egyptian government's receipt of over 50,000 housing units for social housing
as part of the UAE's development projects in Egypt.
The protocol was signed by Dr. Sultan bin Ahmed Sultan Al Jaber, Minister of State and Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of the UAE development projects in Egypt, and Mustafa Madbouli, Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities.
The project will see the creation of more than 50,000 apartments in 36 locations in 17 Egyptian governorates as part of the development projects being implemented by the UAE government in Egypt, aimed at improving the services provided to people in the country, especially in rural and remote areas, and contributing to enhancing the quality of daily life in vital areas such as energy, food security, infrastructure, education, transport and communication, as well as providing employment opportunities.
The housing project is designed to alleviate the challenges facing Egypt by creating housing complexes for more than 350,000 people with limited income and include basic living facilities such as mosques, shops, child-care centres, and recreational facilities.
The protocol was signed by Dr. Sultan bin Ahmed Sultan Al Jaber, Minister of State and Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of the UAE development projects in Egypt, and Mustafa Madbouli, Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities.
The project will see the creation of more than 50,000 apartments in 36 locations in 17 Egyptian governorates as part of the development projects being implemented by the UAE government in Egypt, aimed at improving the services provided to people in the country, especially in rural and remote areas, and contributing to enhancing the quality of daily life in vital areas such as energy, food security, infrastructure, education, transport and communication, as well as providing employment opportunities.
The housing project is designed to alleviate the challenges facing Egypt by creating housing complexes for more than 350,000 people with limited income and include basic living facilities such as mosques, shops, child-care centres, and recreational facilities.
Amman,
11th May, 2015 (WAM) -- Princess Alia Tabbaa of Jordan has honoured the
Emirates Red Crescent aid workers for their relentless humanitarian and
charitable work to assist Syrian refugees in the Emirates-Jordan camp in
Marjeeb Al Fahood.
Fatima Al Najar, Chairwoman of the Orphan Welfare Association, presented the Association's Shield to the ERC team in a special ceremony held in Amman to mark Jordan's Independence Day. She also expressed the hope for broader cooperation between the Association and the ERC.
An ERC volunteer, who received the accolade, said they were pleased with the honour, affirming their readiness to continue their relief operations to improve living conditions and ease the suffering of those affected by the Syrian crisis in Jordan. -end-
Fatima Al Najar, Chairwoman of the Orphan Welfare Association, presented the Association's Shield to the ERC team in a special ceremony held in Amman to mark Jordan's Independence Day. She also expressed the hope for broader cooperation between the Association and the ERC.
An ERC volunteer, who received the accolade, said they were pleased with the honour, affirming their readiness to continue their relief operations to improve living conditions and ease the suffering of those affected by the Syrian crisis in Jordan. -end-
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