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Deputy supports extending building violation deadline
The Deputy of the "Housing for Members of Parliament", Mokhtar Hammam, welcomed the Council of Ministers' decision to extend the deadline for submitting building violation amnesty requests by an additional six months, starting from November 5, 2026. The extension aims to accommodate as many citizens as possible and facilitate the amnesty procedures. He emphasized that the government is serious about finalizing the amnesty file to regulate the urban development system, focusing on easing procedures, expediting the processing of applications, standardizing interpretations, and reducing fees and inspections. He also called for the prompt approval of the new amnesty law, which is expected to include clearer and simpler procedures to address unresolved issues such as amnesty outside urban areas, changes in land use, and violations that are difficult to remove, with the goal of alleviating the suffering of thousands of families and closing the issue once and for all.
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