Makhlouf began the meeting by presenting a summary of the most prominent infrastructure achievements serving the industrial sector. These include: improving the efficiency of water transmission lines to ensure continuous service to factories and facilities; rehabilitating and upgrading internal roads in the industrial district; planting more than 3,500 trees in the industrial district as part of an integrated beautification and environmental improvement plan; and offering operations and maintenance of lighting and sanitation networks to provide a suitable and attractive work environment for investment.
She also reviewed the recently launched housing projects, including the
first phase of free housing units, with the application period extended until
June 15, 2025, which provides units with high standards of comfort and luxury.
During the meeting, Makhlouf listened to the investors' comments and
invited them to visit the first phase of the city to gain a closer look at its
landmarks and the strategic location that makes New Suez City one of the most
important development hubs east of the Canal.