He was accompanied by Engineer Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, Dr. Ibrahim Saber, Governor of Cairo, Major General Engineer Mahmoud Nassar, Head of the Central Agency for Reconstruction, Engineer Khaled Seddik, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Urban Development Fund, and officials from the Ministry, the Fund, and the consulting office. The visit follows two days of field tours, including a stop at the Sukari gold mine.
Dr. Madbouly announced that the 500-feddan Fustat Hills
Park, Cairo's future largest central park, is in its final stages, with
completion expected within weeks. Simultaneously, the management and operation
of the park have been tendered to specialized companies.
He emphasized that the park's realization, envisioned since
2007, is a result of strong political will and consistent oversight. He
recalled the area's transformation from a polluted swamp into a significant
"green lung" for Egypt and the world, set to offer diverse
commercial, cultural, and recreational amenities for Greater Cairo.
The Prime Minister highlighted this project as a key addition to the ongoing comprehensive development efforts in Greater Cairo, encompassing transportation and housing initiatives.