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1.2 million move into Safe Compound apartments
After the completion of efforts to develop informal settlements in Egypt, approximately 1.2 million citizens were relocated to safe housing within 246,000 housing units as part of a comprehensive strategy to eliminate unsafe areas. These projects have been implemented through massive government initiatives since 2014, with expenditures exceeding 318 billion Egyptian pounds. This included the development of 357 informal settlements, with a budget of 67.8 billion pounds allocated for the upgrade of 342 unsafe areas. The projects involved creating distinguished residential communities such as "Bashayer Al-Kheir," "Mawa Shelter for Fishermen," and "Al-Rawda," aiming to improve living standards and provide decent housing for low-income groups. The cost of these projects alone has amounted to billions of pounds, with plans to add 10 new cities and develop historic Cairo, all part of an long-term strategy to ensure a decent and sustainable life for the citizens.
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