By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with MENA
Published on 2024-01-21 10:06:27
Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly recently visited the “Fares” Village in Kom Ombo as part of the “Decent Life” projects in Aswan. During his visit on Saturday, Madbouly inspected a project involving the electricity distribution panel in the village.
The project, which was part of Madbouly’s tour of various projects in Aswan, was explained to him by Chairman of the Reconstruction Authority of Southern Upper Egypt, Ahmed al-Hanafawy. The two-story electricity distribution panel, covering an area of 250 square meters, was designed to serve the needs of Fares Village. It includes 17 cells, as detailed by Hanafawy during Madbouly’s visit.
The significance of Madbouly’s inspection and interest in the project highlights the government’s commitment to improving living conditions in rural areas through infrastructure development. The “Decent Life” projects, of which the electricity distribution panel is a part, aim to elevate the quality of life for residents of rural villages.
The Prime Minister’s direct involvement in examining the progress of such projects underscores the government’s dedication to addressing the needs of communities outside major urban centers. By personally overseeing the implementation of infrastructure projects like the electricity distribution panel, Madbouly demonstrates the importance of such initiatives in promoting sustainable development and improving the overall well-being of the population.
The visit to Fares Village serves as a testament to the government’s efforts to extend essential services and utilities to underserved areas, ultimately contributing to the empowerment and improvement of rural communities. Madbouly’s engagement with the project reflects a proactive approach towards inclusive and equitable development, essential for fostering progress and prosperity across the nation.
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