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Summary: During his visit to Aswan Governorate, Major General Hisham Amna, Minister of Local Development, accompanied by Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, made a field tour

To follow up on a number of implemented and ongoing projects, the tour began with an inspection of the People of Egypt Walk project, which includes developing, beautifying and expanding the old and new Corniche roads with a length of 13 km. Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, confirmed that this project is considered a cultural shift for the old city of Aswan and linking it to the new city of Aswan, especially since it includes Implementing a project to develop the old Corniche with a length of 4 km, which will be on three levels, starting from Faryal Park to the Kima Club, according to the Pharaonic and Nubian style, through the implementation of visual identity murals. The governor presented the details of the project, which includes the construction of an upper and lower walkway with impressive gradual levels, in addition to a walkway. Glass, as well as designated seating areas, pergolas, shops and cafes, with overlapping green surfaces and palm trees to provide the opportunity for citizens and visitors to enjoy the aesthetic panorama. Major General Hisham Amna directed the necessity of adhering to the timetables set for the completion of this project to serve the citizens of Aswan Governorate and all those who frequent it from the rest of Egypt’s governorates, as well as the groups. Tourism. The Minister was also keen to stress the necessity of providing services for groups with special needs to facilitate their movement in the walkway. Counselor Mustafa Elham, Governor of Luxor, Major General Essam Saad, Governor of Assiut, Dr. Tariq Rahmi, Governor of Gharbia, Ahmed Shaaban, Deputy Governor of Aswan, and Dr. Ahmed, participated in the tour. Atta, Deputy Governor of Gharbia, Dr. Hanan Magdy, Deputy Governor of the New Valley, Dr. Ghada Abu Zeid, Deputy Governor of Aswan, Engineer Amr Othman, Deputy Governor of Port Said, and leaders of the Ministry of Local Development. After that, the Minister of Local Development visited the Governorate General Office building, where he inspected the Executive Council hall with the round table system after its development and support. With the latest audio and optical devices, in addition to modern display screens, Major General Hisham Amna and the Governors also inspected the building of the Center for Information Systems and Digital Transformation, which was established at a cost of 21 million pounds. The Minister listened to an explanation about the details of the center’s work, which provides 82 multiple services to citizens through 6 Innovative applications, including “Citizen Eye” to receive citizens’ complaints and problems. The center is also linked to 11 advanced technology centers in all cities and centers to separate service providers from service recipients in order to perform them as quickly as possible and to reduce administrative corruption. The center also includes 1,000 network points with a capacity of 120 megabytes, and also guarantees… The center has 9 geographic spatial systems, and the Governor of Aswan indicated that the best trained and qualified personnel were selected to work in this center. The Minister of Local Development praised the Information and Digital Transformation Center for facilitating the level of services for the citizens of the governorate, as well as Aswan’s efforts in the digital transformation system that the government seeks to implement in all governorates. To serve citizens, and provide automated services that save time and effort and facilitate the citizen’s life. The Minister also inquired about the efforts of the spatial variables system to remove any encroachments on agricultural lands, state property, and illegal construction in coordination with the rest of the parties concerned with this file, led by the Military Survey Authority, to monitor any change that occurs on the lands. The Minister of Local Development directed rapid action and coordination between the system, local units, and centers to remove violations in the cradle. Major General Hisham Amna also directed the need to make maximum efforts to complete the review and inspection of the variables and take the necessary measures. The field tour carried out by Major General Hisham Amna also included Major General Ashraf Attia launched a project to develop and beautify the city’s façade, which includes the Durrat El Nil Plaza Park, Al Mahatta Square, and the old tourist market in an integrated panorama that highlights the charm and beauty of the charming Pearl of the Nile in front of its citizens and visitors from the tourist groups, and according to the visual identity project that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi launched during his visit to the governorate in December. Last year, the Minister of Local Development and the governors met with a number of male and female vendors in the tourist market.

Abstract: Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, confirmed that choosing Fares Village as the best environmentally friendly model village comes thanks to the efforts of the state and the government in creating a cultural and qualitative shift within the Egyptian countryside.

Through a package of huge projects, whether within the presidential initiative ‘A Decent Life’, or the comprehensive health insurance system and other initiatives that changed the face of life in the villages of the governorate, including Fares… This came on the sidelines of Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly honoring the Governor of Aswan on the occasion of Fares being chosen as the best An environmentally friendly village whose model will be distributed to 175 Egyptian villages within the activities of the conference (National Initiative for Smart Green Projects) under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, in the presence of Dr. Hala Al-Saeed, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Major General Hisham Amna, Minister of Local Development, and a number of ministers. And also Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin, the climate pioneer for the Egyptian presidency of the 27th session of the Conference of States Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27), and the chair of the initiative’s arbitration committee. A number of governors, the general coordinator of the initiative, and the United Nations resident coordinator in Egypt, a large number of officials, representatives of parliamentary councils, private sector institutions, civil society, representatives of a number of international and regional organizations, heads of unions and chambers of commerce, a number of university presidents, and an elite group of experts, academics and media professionals. Major General Ashraf Attia revealed that the village of Fares has become a community. A countryside replete with many of the components and requirements of quality of life, while being completely free of carbon emissions and causes of environmental pollution. He explained that during the implementation of the ongoing projects of the Decent Life Initiative, consideration was given to establishing sewage plants with a tertiary treatment system, as well as solar energy plants, in addition to lining and rehabilitating canals, and also renewing networks. Water and lighting the streets and main roads with new and renewable energy, in addition to establishing government and agricultural complexes and other environmentally friendly service buildings, in addition to increasing green areas by establishing two parks, and spaces designated for entertainment with specifications suitable for people of determination, as well as a number of other services.

Abstract: Within the framework of the assignments of Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, the need to mobilize all efforts to confront the problem of unemployment

By training and qualifying young people for the labor market, refining their experiences and talents, and obtaining various training to develop their abilities and help them enter the labor market, the Aswan Manpower Directorate, in cooperation with a number of private sector companies, announced jobs for young people, in addition to providing job opportunities in the private sector for humanitarian cases that are presented to the governor. Aswan, during his weekly public meeting with citizens. This was stated by Najah Mohamed, Director General of the Manpower Directorate in Aswan, who explained that in implementation of the instructions of the Minister of Manpower, Hassan Mohamed Hassan, and the Governor of Aswan, Major General Ashraf Attia, all possible means of support are being provided and obstacles are being overcome to activate the role of the Directorate, and work on coordination. With the private sector and civil society to provide training and work opportunities for young men and women, pointing out that this comes within the framework of implementing the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in this regard in order to achieve economic empowerment for women, people of determination, and families in need, in order to achieve the sustainable development plan and Egypt’s 2030 strategy.

Summary: Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, gave directives to the Veterinary Medicine Directorate, led by Dr. Medhat Ramzy, to open government slaughterhouses with a total of 8 slaughterhouses at the governorate level to carry out sacrificial animals in them for free throughout the days of Eid Al-Adha.

This is done under veterinary supervision, away from slaughtering in the streets and in front of homes and public places. Immediate fines will be applied if any violations or transgressions by citizens are caught in this regard, with the aim of reducing this phenomenon due to its negative impact on environmental and health damage, as well as to preserve the safety of livestock. Public cleanliness and sewage networks, entrusted with the establishment of a joint committee from the General Administration of Security in the governorate, the local unit, veterinary medicine, health and environment, and the competent authorities for sudden field traffic in the streets to prevent slaughter in them, and to direct them to government slaughterhouses, provided that this is complemented by the establishment of the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine. By supporting slaughterhouses with veterinarian teams to work 24 hours a day to provide full sacrificial slaughter services, as well as the required guidance awareness, the governor directed the necessity of veterinarians being present in every department to conduct an examination of any sacrifice to ensure its safety, as well as intensifying inspection campaigns to destroy any meat, poultry, or anything else. This is not suitable for human consumption to preserve the public health of citizens. For his part, Dr. Medhat Ramzy explained that based on the directives of the Governor of Aswan, all vacations for workers in the directorate have been cancelled, and cleaning and disinfection work for all slaughterhouses is being followed up, with intensification of inspection campaigns on butcher shops, and adherence to all preventive measures. He called for the necessity of citizens to go to either the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine in Aswan or the veterinary administration to which the slaughterhouse is located, to submit any complaint or inquiry related to the sacrifice in order to quickly deal with it and develop immediate solutions for it. He called on the Director of the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine to have the owner of the sacrifice bring his own butcher or Slaughtering so that he can slaughter his victim after ensuring its safety inside the slaughterhouse affiliated with the veterinary administration in the centers and cities, which includes the Aswan slaughterhouse in the waterfall in the city of Aswan, the slaughterhouse in Nasr City in Nubia, and the Abu Weir slaughterhouse in the Kom Ombo center, in addition to 4 slaughterhouses affiliated with the Edfu Center, which are the Edfu slaughterhouse, And Mhamid, Al-Radisiyah and Al-Hasaya, in addition to the slaughterhouse in the city of Sabaia, the private slaughterhouses in the tourist city of Abu Simbel, in addition to the Abu Simbel government slaughterhouse.

Abstract: In light of his keenness to honor honorable and positive role models, Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, honored the young man Mahmoud Maarouf, 38 years old.

He is a resident of the East High Dam area and works as a driver on the (Al-Sil/High Dam) route, by granting him a sum of money, a certificate of appreciation, and a commemorative medal in the name of the governorate in gratitude for his honesty in returning a net for a bride, and also a sum of money amounting to 17 thousand pounds to their owners who inadvertently left these possessions in his car. He directed his thanks to the young man from Aswan for being an example to emulate, as honoring him represents a touch of fulfillment of the great moral value he presented, which reflects the authentic character of the people of Aswan who are characterized by chivalry and chivalry to always be role models and shining models that we are proud of and cherish at all times, while the young man Mahmoud Maarouf expressed He expressed his pride and pride in this kind gesture from the Governor of Aswan and his keenness to honor and reward him, stressing that his happiness was indescribable when he returned the network and the amount of money to their owners.

Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, approved the general plan of the Directorate of Organization and Administration, in accordance with the proposal of the central administration of the Central Organization for Organization and Directorate, within the framework of the continuing efforts made by the relevant state agencies to develop the local work system and achieve the required administrative reform within government institutions.

This came during a review by Suheir Makki, Director of the Administrative Training Center in the Directorate, of the features of the plan to the Governor of Aswan, in the presence of Mohamed Zaki Shehata, Director of the Directorate of Organization and Administration, and Mustafa Hafez, Director of the Information Center in the Directorate.

The directorate’s efforts and competencies were also presented, and its role in providing technical support to all service directorates at the level, in addition to presenting development proposals that contribute to advancing work in government departments, as well as implementing the civil service law in the state’s administrative apparatus.

The Governor of Aswan confirmed, in a press statement, that the governorate always seeks to develop work rates in application of the rules and principles of efficiency and transparency, pointing out that this will contribute to providing services to citizens with higher quality, in addition to identifying human capabilities capable of providing the best to improve the work system, control performance, and manage crises. And speedy decision-making within the framework of implementing Egypt’s 2030 vision and strategy.

Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, met with the delegation of the Central Agency for Organization and Administration, headed by Adel Abdel Hamid, Head of the Central Administration of Civil Service, and in the presence of Sohair Mekki, Director of the Directorate of Organization and Administration in Aswan.

The meeting discussed the ongoing efforts of the agency to provide technical support regarding the mechanism for updating the job file and job decisions for workers in the governorate’s general office and local units, as well as for the various service directorates, to work to remove all the obstacles and difficulties facing them, and to deal smoothly without any routine complications to raise the level of job work. In the best way.

The Governor of Aswan stressed that the governorate always seeks to develop work rates in application of the rules and principles of efficiency and transparency, which contributes to providing services to employees of the administrative apparatus with higher quality, in addition to identifying human capabilities capable of providing the best to improve the work system, control performance, manage crises, and speed up decision-making, pointing out. To continue organizing courses and workshops related to administrative and technical aspects and human resources development, to introduce the data entry mechanism to workers, with the aim of preparing a sound database in a scientific and precise manner.

The activities of the training course to introduce the Civil Service Law and institutional development were launched in the hall of the Administrative Training Center in the Directorate of Organization and Administration under the patronage of the Governor of Aswan, and under the supervision of the Director of the Directorate of Organization and Administration, Suheir Makki, and also the Director of the Training Department, Mustafa Hafez.

This is within the framework of the Egyptian state’s keenness to develop the skills of employees in the administrative apparatus in implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, and in line with the National Strategy 2020/2030, and based on the instructions of Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, to highlight the role of institutional development and prepare cadres and leaders in the administrative apparatus in the governorate, based on the role assigned to It has directorates of organization and administration.

For her part, Suhair Makki explained in a “media statement” that the training course aimed to train 38 workers in the Directorate of Agriculture, through Muhammad Abdullah, senior civil service researcher and director of the Citizen Service Department in the directorate, explaining Civil Service Law No. 81 of 2016 to introduce the differences in jobs. Leadership and supervisory leadership, pointing out that the training course will last for 4 days as part of a series of training sessions scheduled to be held during the coming days for all employees of government departments in the governorate in order to develop the administrative work climate and hone, develop and improve administrative and technical skills to the fullest extent.

On the other hand, in a humanitarian gesture from Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, to continue providing all aspects of support and assistance to the families of the victims of the drowning accident of a group of young people while they were boarding a felucca near the Abu Hor village marina in the Nasr Al-Nuba Center last March.

Major General Ashraf Attia granted 4 of the victims’ families Umrah trips by handing them passports and visas to perform the Umrah of the Prophet’s birthday in the Holy Lands of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia this September. The gift was from the Jaafari Ahmadiyya Muhammadiyah order in Aswan, in the presence of Muhammad Suleiman Hassan, the order’s agent, and Muhammad Youssef, director of the Directorate. Social solidarity in Aswan.

Mohamed Youssef, Director of the Social Solidarity Directorate in Aswan, said in “press statements” that based on the instructions of Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, all governmental and societal capabilities have been harnessed to provide full support to the families of the victims of the drowning accident.

Muhammad Youssef, Director of the Social Solidarity Directorate in Aswan, pointed out that this resulted in the Jaafari Order providing all aspects of support, as it bore the expenses of travel, accommodation, subsistence, and transportation, with a total amount of 140 thousand pounds. The travel will take place this September, and the return will take place after 14 days.

Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, assigned Dr. Ghada Abu Zeid, Deputy Governor, to chair the meeting of investors in the industrial zone in Al-Alaqi to discuss any obstacles or future needs to serve the owners of multi-activity workshops and factories, in the presence of Dr. Hassan Al-Shaqti, the economic advisor to the governorate, and Mohamed Abdel Qader, director of the industrial zone.

During the meeting, Dr. Ghada Abu Zeid explained that the Governor of Aswan gave his directives for the Drinking Water and Sanitation Company to carry out maintenance and disinfection work for the sewage networks in the region, as well as the Aswan/Al-Alaqi road, in the presence of factory and industrial zone owners and representatives of various sectors, where a PLC panel will be designed and used to raise And reducing the effort, which contributes to developing a radical solution to confront any problems of water cuts, as an amount of 2 million pounds has been allocated to supply the pumps and their motors next week.

Dr. Ghada Abu Zeid, Deputy Governor of Aswan, pointed out that the main valve at the entrance to Gate No. (2) next to the lift station with the incoming system will be operated as a temporary solution, until the work of the panels (PLC) is completed, and this meeting is scheduled to be held periodically on a monthly basis to raise any obstacles. And work to remove it as soon as possible.