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Published on 2024-03-25 10:31:58
The Planning and Economic Development Minister Hala al-Saeed, Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad, and Local Development Minister Hesham Amna came together to sign an agreement on Sunday with Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) Mokhtar Abdel Latif. The agreement aims to implement projects with a total cost of EGP 565 million.
One of the key projects included in this agreement is the implementation of the fifth phase of the infrastructure for the solid waste system in the governorates of Matrouh, Beheira, Damietta, Sharqiya, and Giza. This initiative is in line with directives issued by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli, who have emphasized the importance of implementing a new system to enhance solid waste management nationwide. The ultimate goal of this new system is to improve the level of cleanliness in the country and achieve greater citizen satisfaction.
The signing of this agreement signals a commitment from various government ministries and organizations to work together towards a more sustainable and efficient waste management system. By investing in infrastructure and technology for solid waste management, the government aims to address environmental concerns, improve public health, and create a more pleasant living environment for all citizens.
The partnership between the government and the Arab Organization for Industrialization highlights the importance of collaboration between public and private entities in driving positive change. By leveraging the expertise and resources of both parties, these projects have the potential to make a significant impact on waste management practices in the designated governorates.
Through the implementation of these projects, the government aims to set a new standard for solid waste management in Egypt. By introducing modern technologies and best practices, they hope to not only improve the cleanliness of urban areas but also create job opportunities and stimulate economic growth.
In addition to the direct benefits of improved waste management, these projects are also expected to have positive ripple effects on other sectors. By reducing pollution and promoting environmental sustainability, the government is laying the groundwork for a more resilient and prosperous future for all Egyptians.
Overall, the signing of this agreement represents a significant step forward in the government’s efforts to enhance solid waste management practices in Egypt. By investing in infrastructure, technology, and partnerships, they are demonstrating a strong commitment to creating a cleaner and healthier environment for all citizens. With continued collaboration and innovation, these projects have the potential to transform waste management in the designated governorates and serve as a model for future initiatives nationwide.
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