On Saturday, Egypt's Prime Minister (PM) Moustafa Madbouli said that the national project for the Egyptian villages' development, is taking place within the framework of "Decent Life" initiative launched by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
In his word during the opening of a new fish farming project in the presence of Sisi, Madbouli added that the ongoing projects do not come by accident, but through a scientific methodology followed by many developing countries whose conditions were similar to Egypt.
Moreover, PM added that the Egyptian state seeks to improve the quality of life in rural and urban areas.
President Sisi opened on Saturday, ‘Al-Fayrouz fish farming’ project, east of Al-Tafra’a, Port Said governorate.
Presidency spokesman Bassam Rady said that the project is the largest of its kind in the Middle East, representing a new achievement added to the series of huge developmental accomplishments that Egypt is currently witnessing under the leadership of President Sisi.
The giant project would contribute greatly to the development of the Suez Canal area and the Sinai Peninsula by establishing new industrial and urban communities; It provides 10,000 direct and indirect job opportunities in many professions and specialties in this field.
It aims to reduce the gap between production and consumption, achieve self-sufficiency, limit imports, and increase export opportunities to Arab and European markets, which saves hard currency and supports the national economy.
Moreover, the president is also scheduled to inaugurate, via video conference, other projects in Ras Sedr and Ain Sokhna, Nubaria, and Fayoum, according to Rady.
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