During today’s meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly at the government headquarters in the New Administrative Capital, the Egyptian Cabinet approved several key decisions, including those related to land reallocation and public utility removals.
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ToggleRemoval of Public Utility Status from 10 Plots of Land
The Cabinet approved a presidential decree to remove the public utility status from 10 plots of land owned by companies under the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade. These plots, located in the governorates of Damietta, Sharqia, Kafr El Sheikh, Gharbia, Beheira, Alexandria, and Sohag, will be reallocated for the ministry’s restructuring projects, including the development of modern factories for oils, soap, and detergents.
Allocation of Land for Sustainable Development
The Cabinet also approved a decision to allocate several state-owned plots of land in North Sinai to the Future of Egypt Authority for Sustainable Development. These plots will be used for various developmental projects supporting the region’s growth.
Allocation of Land for Desert Villages
Another presidential decree was approved, allocating 10 plots of state-owned land in Fayoum, Beni Suef, Sohag, and Luxor. These lands will be used for the establishment of desert villages, supporting the economic and developmental goals of these governorates by enabling a variety of economic activities.
Land for Mining Purposes in Suez
The Cabinet approved the allocation of two plots of land, measuring 2.8 acres and 3.5 acres, in Suez Governorate. These plots will be used for the construction of storage facilities related to mining activities, supporting the region’s growing industrial sector.
Allocation of Land for a Dairy Collection Center
Finally, the Cabinet approved the allocation of approximately 2,945 square meters in Tamiya, Fayoum, for the National Service Projects Organization. This land will be used to establish a dairy collection center, contributing to the region’s agricultural and dairy industries.
