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Parliament's Role in Safeguarding Farmers
During the first session of the third legislative term, the Egyptian House of Representatives successfully strengthened farmers' protections through its oversight tools. Over approximately seven months, it discussed 1,833 MPs' questions focused on the issues of fertilizers and crops. The Council's sessions—comprising 1,486 meetings totaling over 1,700 hours—were dedicated to addressing concerns related to fertilizer and crop prices, leading to consensus solutions that consider farmers' interests, while ensuring continued state support for the vital agricultural sector essential for food security. Additionally, the Council enacted 162 laws and approved 31 international agreements. It also followed up on other issues such as pensions, healthcare, and electricity, all aimed at serving citizens and enhancing legislation across various sectors.
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