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The Egyptian government, chaired by Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, focused during its meetings on several important issues related to citizens. These included directing governors to enhance discipline in schools through on-the-ground monitoring and removing encroachments; providing land for the establishment of markets and exhibitions near residential areas to facilitate access for citizens. The government also reviewed its initiative to lower prices through the "Price Radar" application, which allows citizens to report unjustified increases in the prices of goods; a decision was made to completely ban tree cutting, and a committee was formed to select appropriate tree species, along with developing a greening plan that involves civil society and school students. There was also an emphasis on improving daily services such as sanitation, lighting, facility upgrades, and organizing public transportation stops, with a commitment to handle citizens’ complaints immediately through a unified system. Regarding the law on reconciling building violations, the government discussed amendments aimed at simplifying procedures and addressing emerging challenges, which will be submitted to the Parliament for approval.
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