El-Sherbiny opened the meeting by referring to the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to monitor the completion of the remaining works of the first phase of “Decent Life,” remove all obstacles to ensure rapid execution and delivery of projects, and prepare intensively and systematically for the launch of the second phase. He stressed the need to adhere to the highest standards of performance and implementation according to the latest quality benchmarks. He noted that the “Decent Life” projects are of great importance as they directly affect the quality of life of Egyptian citizens.
The meeting reviewed the implementation status of “Decent
Life” projects in the governorates of Gharbia, Qalyubia, Damietta, Kafr
El-Sheikh, Luxor, and Menoufia. Advanced stages of projects were observed under
the Ministry of Housing’s supervision in these governorates. This included
service building projects such as health units implemented by the Ministry’s
Central Agency for Reconstruction, as well as drinking water and sanitation
projects carried out by the Water and Wastewater Holding Company and the
National Water and Wastewater Company. These projects cover sewage networks,
household water and sewage connections, drinking water plants, and wastewater treatment
plants.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the minister emphasized
the importance of regular follow-up and monitoring the progress of project
implementation rates under the “Decent Life” initiative. He stressed daily
on-site supervision by ministry officials for all projects, adherence to
deadlines, and completion of all remaining works to ensure the projects enter
service and deliver tangible benefits to citizens.