Egypt allocates 4.4 bln investment for Red Sea governorate

Cairo, The Gulf Observer: The Egyptian government has allocated investments for the Red Sea Governorate, according to the 22/23 year plan, at about 4.4 bln pounds, of which 57.6% is funded by the public treasury.

Sanitation

1. Expansion, replacement and renewal of sewage stations and networks in the Red Sea Governorate.
2. Replacing and renewing drinking water stations and networks in the Red Sea Governorate.
3. A project to provide needs to face rain.

Health services

1. Completion of curative care hospitals and specialized medical centers.
2. Developing and equipping primary care units in the governorate. Developing and equipping comprehensive health insurance facilities.

Other Services

1. Designing and coordinating the entrance to the Red Sea Governorate within the framework of developing the visual image as one of the outputs of the strategic plan, replacing and renovating the existing mosques in the governorate.
2. Establishing buildings for the State Cases Authority with the aim of developing judicial services provided to citizens, as well as providing a suitable place for the advisors and employees of the Authority.
3. Raising the efficiency of government slaughterhouses and establishing new ones. Supporting and developing the regulatory agencies in the Bahr Governorate, completing the solid waste system in order to preserve the environment.