Prime Minister: More than 350 unsafe areas to be developed to improve citizens' lives

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly affirmed that the Egyptian state has successfully developed more than 350 unsafe areas, housing approximately 350,000 families, as part of its efforts to provide safe housing and improve the quality of life for its citizens.Madbouly also noted the state's ongoing efforts to develop historic and Islamic Cairo, preserving the cultural character of historical areas, which will contribute to improving the urban environment and raising the level of services provided to citizens.

The Prime Minister explained that the presidential initiative "Decent Life" is one of the state's most prominent projects for developing rural Egypt and improving citizens' living standards, noting that the project is divided into three phases.He added that the state has completed the first phase of the initiative at a cost of 450 billion Egyptian pounds and has begun implementing the second phase, as part of ongoing efforts to develop villages and improve basic services and infrastructure.