Prime Minister follows up on state plans for developing land use
Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly held an important meeting to follow up on the work files of the National Center for State Land Use Planning. This meeting comes within the framework of the government's keenness to organize and develop how state lands are utilized across various Egyptian governorates.
During the meeting, officials reviewed reports regarding the allocation of land for major development projects. This work aims to ensure that land is distributed in a way that serves the urban, agricultural, and industrial development plans currently being adopted by the state.
The Prime Minister also discussed the challenges facing planning operations and emphasized the necessity of full coordination between all ministries and relevant authorities. The primary goal is to prevent encroachment on land and preserve state resources for use in projects that benefit citizens.
Dr. Madbouly stressed the importance of using modern technology and digital maps to accurately determine land use. These tools help in making quick and well-informed decisions that support the national economy and provide new job opportunities for young people in various regions.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Prime Minister directed the need to accelerate the implementation of planned projects in accordance with the specified timelines. The government continues to monitor these files to ensure maximum benefit is derived from state lands in line with Egypt's vision for sustainable development.