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Port Said infrastructure, healthcare, and social development

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2026-08-24 02:18 UTC → 2026-09-08 09:54 UTC · added removed

Governor Ibrahim Abu Limon continues to expand Port Said’s urban and social development agenda. Infrastructure efforts in Borfuad include road resurfacing, lighting, and sidewalk improvements on University and Hamidi Streets, improvements, alongside the renovation of eight low-cost housing blocks and upgrades to sewage and water networks. In the Al-Dawahi neighbourhood, a lighting project in the Sidi Khadija (B) district added 170 street lamps to 78 buildings. Development is also progressing on Aswan Street in the Al-Dawahi, Al-Manakh, and Al-Zohour districts through asphalt paving paving, lighting, and increased green spaces, while new sewage and rainwater drainage networks space initiatives. Healthcare services are being installed near Ibn Khaldun School undergoing significant upgrades to serve the Al-Amal area. New urban development initiatives have launched in the Al-Manakh district, targeting 202 residential buildings across three zones. In support the first zone, work includes facade painting, sewage upgrades, universal health insurance system, including accreditation for Port Said University Hospital and lighting. expanded dialysis and intensive care services. The third zone has completed its first phase of 20 buildings, governorate is currently undergoing a comprehensive developmental surge, with the second phase focusing on road paving and sidewalks. In the fifth zone, efforts target 110 buildings to improve drinking water, sewage, and internal roads. Recent oversight in Al-Manakh also includes work surrounding the Stalingrad Square mural. Expansion has reached the Al-Zohour district, where more than 90 projects in the Ali (Solar Energy) and Omar bin Al-Khattab areas cover 256 residential buildings, focusing on infrastructure, lighting, being implemented across various sectors to enhance public services and green spaces. urban appearance. To support these improvements, the Governor has ordered stricter waste management protocols, including 24-hour shifts and increased equipment deployment, while emphasizing energy conservation and efficient electricity use protocols. Following discussions with Nahdet Misr for street lighting. Healthcare services are undergoing significant upgrades Modern Environmental Services, a deadline of September 30 has been set to support the universal health insurance system. achieve visible improvements in cleanliness through increased vehicle efficiency and expanded household collection. The governor has directed Governor also emphasized the accreditation protection of Port Said University Hospital, public property, warning against the activation vandalism of a neonatal unit, assets like street lighting and 47-bed dialysis services. Further improvements parks. Social development efforts have expanded to include activating 20 intensive care beds at disability inclusion. Officials recently inspected the Chest Hospital Saqr Electrical Tools Factory, a model for integrating employees with hearing impairments into the workforce. Discussions with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities focused on economic empowerment through vocational training and monitoring service quality at Al-Hayat Hospital’s dialysis unit. addressing administrative hurdles to accelerate the issuance of integrated services cards in coordination with the Ministries of Health and Social Solidarity.

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  1. 2026-09-08 09:54 UTC Port Said infrastructure, healthcare, and social development
  2. 2026-08-24 02:18 UTC Port Said infrastructure, healthcare, and social development
  3. 2026-08-23 14:46 UTC Port Said infrastructure, healthcare, and social development
  4. 2026-08-20 01:09 UTC Port Said infrastructure, healthcare, and social development
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  7. 2026-08-06 10:36 UTC Port Said development, infrastructure, and inclusion
  8. 2026-08-02 13:23 UTC Port Said development, infrastructure, and inclusion
  9. 2026-07-31 02:52 UTC Port Said development, infrastructure, and inclusion

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