Azza Mostafa Hails Sisi's Interest in Decent Life Projects

Well-known anchor Azza Mostafa, praised President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's follow-up on the developments of the Decent Life initiative's projects.

Mostafa said, in her TV show entitled 'News Room' broadcast on Sada El-Balad satellite channel on Monday, that some countries provide each citizen only one bottle of oil, and despite all these crises, President Sisi is pursuing 'A Decent Life' project in various governorates.

She added that "This indicates the strength of the Egyptian state and its determination to implement projects despite all the global crises that we are undoubtedly affected by."

It's noteworthy that Sisi held a meeting on Monday with Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, and Assem El-Gazzar, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities to follow up the executive position of the Decent Life initiative’s projects.

The meeting reviewed the executive position of the Ministry of Housing projects related to the “Decent Life” initiative, according to Presidency Spokesperson Bassam Rady.

Sisi urged the officials to continue cooperation and coordination between the relevant state agencies to implement the various national projects related to the “Decent Life” initiative to develop the Egyptian countryside, with periodic field follow-up of the executive position, and adherence to implementation timetables.

Sisi also followed up the ongoing projects to develop the historic Cairo area, which aims to restore the civilized face of Cairo in a manner consistent with its ancient history, especially at the tourism, entertainment and cultural levels, including the ongoing development process in Ain Al-Sira Park and its surrounding areas.