Head of New Assiut Authority Meets Third District Residents to Discuss Their Demands and Suggestions

Eng. Yasser Abdullah, Head of the New Assiut City Development Authority, met with residents from the North University area in the Third District to discuss

Eng. Yasser Abdullah, Head of the New Assiut City Development Authority, met with residents from the North University area in the Third District to discuss their demands and suggestions. Officials from the authority attended the meeting as part of efforts to strengthen communication between the authority and civil society representatives.

Eng. Yasser Abdullah began the meeting by welcoming the residents and listening to their requests. He directed sector and department officials within the authority to address the issues that could be resolved immediately and handle urgent matters promptly. Additionally, he emphasized the need to facilitate all obstacles and establish a timeline for items requiring further study and approvals.

Head of New Assiut City Authority Meets Third District Residents to Discuss Their Demands and Suggestions

Inspection of Residential Initiative Project

In a related context, Eng. Yasser Abdullah inspected the thermal insulation work and the interior and exterior finishing of the presidential initiative project “Housing for All Egyptians” in the 226-acre area in the southeastern expansions, accompanied by authority officials.

He highlighted that the project comprises nine buildings, comprising 216 residential units. He stressed the importance of adhering to the specified timelines to ensure the housing units are delivered to citizens as scheduled.

Furthermore, he emphasized the necessity of completing the construction and finishing works to the highest quality standards, ensuring that citizens receive distinguished housing units.

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