Housing Minister hands over land regularization contracts in New Cairo and Shorouk for 122,000 requests covering 102,000 acres

The Ministry of Housing has confirmed that the process of regularizing land situations in the New Cairo, Al-Obour, and Shorouk cities reflects the state's efforts to organize urban development and protect citizens' rights. More than 122,000 applications have been processed, covering an area of nearly 102,000 acres. This step is part of a plan to enhance legal stability and sustainable development in the new cities, aiming to strike a balance between the rights of the state and providing legal security for citizens. The ministry is working to improve the efficiency of procedures and simplify the application process, while continuing to develop the cities and their services.

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