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PM addresses urban development concerns
The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian government, led by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, in implementing urban development and construction plans to promote urbanization and develop unutilized areas. It explained that the creation of new cities, such as the Administrative Capital, Sixth of October City, and New Alamein City, aimed to address population congestion and expand the urban footprint, especially since the population has increased from less than 10 million at the beginning of the last century to over 110 million today. Additionally, 39 new cities have been built according to a plan extending until 2052, currently housing about 15 million residents. Efforts have also been made to develop unsafe areas and improve their services, such as sanitation and housing, with more than 60% of Egyptian villages now benefiting from sewerage services. The article emphasized that urban expansion is an unavoidable necessity to face demographic challenges, and that development efforts are progressing simultaneously in both old and new cities to ensure fair distribution and achieve sustainable development.
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