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Development and regulatory projects in Assiut

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2026-11-07 13:06 UTC → 2026-11-08 10:39 UTC · added ~~removed~~

Development and ~~administrative~~ regulatory projects in Assiut

Governor Mohamed Alwan of Assiut has been conducting inspections of various state-funded development projects within the governorate. In mid-September 2026, inspections focused on healthcare infrastructure, specifically the Sahel Sellem Central Hospital. The project, costing 850 million EGP, is over 70% complete and is intended to support the national Universal Health Insurance system. Subsequent inspections expanded to include rural infrastructure, such as sewage projects in Awlad Ibrahim and Al-Mutia, and educational facilities like the Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Primary Al-Azhar Institute. By late September, efforts shifted toward the operational quality of medical ~~facilities, such as the Awlad Ibrahim health unit and Mutia family medicine center,~~ facilities and administrative ~~initiatives. These included~~ initiatives, including updating urban boundaries ~~for 30 villages~~ and regularizing the status of churches and private state land ~~occupants under Law No. 168 of 2025. Additionally, the governorate's Population Unit conducted activities addressing reproductive health, illegal migration, and cyberbullying. On~~ occupants. In October 9, 2026, the governorate intensified regulatory oversight of local ~~markets. Under the direction of the Ministry of Supply~~ markets and ~~Internal Trade, inspections of~~ land use. Enforcement campaigns targeted food supplies, bakeries, and gas cylinder ~~warehouses led to~~ warehouses, resulting in the seizure of expired ~~food, underweight sugar and rice,~~ food and ~~undocumented cigarettes.~~ underweight goods. Concurrently, the General Organization for Physical Planning approved updated urban boundaries for 11 villages in the Dayrut and Abnub districts, as well as Ezbet al-Sharif in al-Hamam village. By mid-October, enforcement campaigns expanded to include Sidfa, where inspections identified 27 violations, such as gas stations failing to display prices and workers lacking health certificates. In Al-Qusiya and the East District of Assiut, authorities focused on removing street encroachments and ~~reviewing commercial licenses. Furthermore, enforcement efforts targeting~~ illegal ~~construction and land seizures resulted in 29 removals,~~ constructions, recovering 2,569 square meters of state-owned land. By late October, regulatory efforts expanded to include veterinary medicine, with the Assiut Veterinary Medicine Directorate launching a national vaccination campaign that vaccinated 27,382 head of livestock against contagious diseases. In early November 2026, supply-related inspections intensified, resulting in 613 violations. Seized items included unfit meat, expired medical products, and subsidized infant milk formula intended for the ~~governorate shifted toward community-led planning.~~ black market. Additionally, Governor Alwan directed increased oversight of river ferries in Sahel Selim to ensure compliance with passenger safety and ticketing regulations.

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