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Sphinx New City Authority Launches Campaign to Remove Encroachments and Recover Land

Eng. Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, announced that the Sphinx New City Authority has launched a campaign to remove encroachments and reclaim lands owned by the New Urban Communities Authority within the boundaries of Sphinx New City. The operation successfully removed violations and recovered a total of 168.48 acres of land west of the Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road along the Sphinx axis.

Legal Action Against Violations

Eng. El-Sherbiny stressed the importance of taking strict legal measures against any encroachments on lands owned by the New Urban Communities Authority, aiming to eliminate all forms of illegal settlement and random developments.

Ownership and Legal Recovery

Eng. Ahmed Ibrahim Anwar, Head of the Sphinx New City Authority, clarified that the recovered land was transferred to the city authority’s ownership under a decision dated November 13, 2024. The decision officially allocated the land back to the authority for proper management and development.

Preventing Future Encroachments

The Head of the Authority emphasized the need to take severe legal action against any individuals or entities promoting the sale of state-owned lands that have been illegally encroached upon, in order to protect public property and safeguard the rights of citizens.

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