Housing Minister’s Visit to October Gardens: Addressing Citizen Concerns and Monitoring Development

Engineer Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, conducted a field visit to October Gardens City, focusing on key development areas and citizen

Engineer Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, conducted a field visit to October Gardens City, focusing on key development areas and citizen concerns.

Addressing Citizen Complaints

The minister inspected the distribution of 1,035 plots in the Phase 6 Land Lottery area, designated for distinguished and social housing. During the visit, residents expressed their frustration over waste, debris, and obstructions in the area.

In response, Minister El-Sherbiny:

  • Promised immediate action, contacting relevant authorities to initiate cleanup efforts.
  • Directed weekly updates to be provided to him personally until the issue is resolved.
  • Ordered local officials to complete cleanup and sewage maintenance within one month.
  • Stressed firm measures against littering, including regular monitoring and penalties for violators.

Development Projects and Services

The minister reviewed ongoing services in the city, including schools, commercial markets, and medical centers. He emphasized:

  • Creating a timeline for completing all electricity-related works within two months.
  • Resolving any remaining issues promptly, ensuring citizens experience improved services by Q1 of next year.

Commitment to Improvement

Minister El-Sherbiny reaffirmed his commitment to personally overseeing the resolution of citizen concerns and enhancing the quality of life in October Gardens. He announced plans for a follow-up visit to ensure the progress aligns with his directives and that all observations have been addressed.

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