Egypt Housing Minister reviews development projects in Sadat City

Randa Al-Minshawi, Egypt's Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, has reviewed the progress of various development projects and infrastructure works in Sadat City. The review focused on housing, utilities, road development, and the enhancement of green spaces to support the city's urban and industrial expansion.

Key housing initiatives include the Green Housing project, which consists of 82 buildings totaling 1,968 residential units based on sustainable construction concepts, and the ‘Diyaruna’ project for middle-income housing featuring 208 units. Additionally, efforts are underway to prepare 164 units across various programs, including Dar Misr, Developed Housing, National Housing, and Future Housing, some of which are offered through rent-to-own schemes.

Regarding infrastructure, the Minister monitored the progress of vital utility projects, most notably a wastewater lifting station with a total capacity of 175,000 cubic meters per day. Al-Minshawi emphasized the importance of adhering to timelines, maintaining high quality standards, and improving communication with residents to address complaints and enhance the overall quality of life in the city.