Eng. Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, conducted an on-site inspection of residential, road, water, sanitation, and irrigation projects in the urgent phase of New Suez City. Accompanied by officials from the ministry, the New Urban Communities Authority, and the city development team, the visit aimed to address challenges and ensure progress.
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The minister received a detailed briefing on:
- 86 residential buildings under construction, comprising 2,064 units, each measuring 90 m².
- Road networks spanning 30 km, with ongoing work on water, irrigation, and sanitation systems, including:
- 20 km of water and fire networks with 18 valve chambers.
- 8 km of irrigation pipelines.
- 9.8 km of sewage networks.
Ministerial Directives
Minister El-Sherbiny emphasized the urgency of completing infrastructure and roads in the urgent phase and investment areas to high-quality standards. He instructed the immediate commencement of planned projects and resolution of any obstacles.
During his inspection, the minister expressed dissatisfaction with the delayed roadworks at the city entrance and the lack of visible activity or equipment on-site. Highlighting the strategic importance of New Suez City, he urged focused efforts on delivering all planned projects efficiently.
Recommendations
- Develop an accelerated plan to complete access roads and key city thoroughfares.
- Synchronize road and utility work with residential project timelines.
- Address underperformance by contractors with decisive actions.
Wastewater Treatment Advancements
The minister also reviewed progress on the Compact Wastewater Treatment Plant, designed to handle 1,000 m³/day. The project, nearing completion, utilizes advanced tertiary treatment technology to repurpose treated wastewater for irrigating greenery, enhancing the city’s sustainability.
New Suez City, as a priority urban development, reflects the government’s vision to create integrated, well-equipped cities that cater to both residential and investment needs.
