Government approves 12 decisions this week

The Council of Ministers in Egypt approved 12 decisions during their weekly meeting, covering several sectors. These included funding a project to desalinate water using renewable energy, aiming to increase water production capacity by 525,000 cubic meters per day in four governorates. The decision emphasized the availability of land for multiple purposes, including the establishment of cemeteries, and set land prices for industries based on location and size to regulate industrial land utilization. Additionally, projects were approved for establishing permanent headquarters for the National Council for Women in Damietta and New Valley governorates, and the development of Nile International Schools for one year. Licenses were also issued for cities within the social housing project in Assiut, and the population census plan for 2028 was revised instead of 2027 to ensure data accuracy through modern electronic methods. The decisions also included plans to combat air pollution, land allocation for industrial and commercial activities in Wadi El-Natroon, and land designated for building seawater desalination plants in North Zafarana. Furthermore, support was provided for Egypt’s participation in the Damascus International Fair in September 2026.

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