Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Chairman Council of MinistersThe meeting of the Supreme Council for Planning and Urban Development to discuss a number of issues related to urban development activities.
The Supreme Council for Planning and Urban Development approved the request submitted by the Sovereign Fund for Investment and Development, regarding changing the use of the Tahrir Complex building, to become a hotel building, as well as the former Ministry of Interior building in Blazoghli, to become an integrated service complex.
The Supreme Council for Urban Planning and Development agreed, during its meeting today, to declare the Nile Corniche area in the Sahel district, with an area of (154.5) acres, in Cairo Governorate, as a re-planning area, in light of the optimal exploitation of state-owned lands in the region, as well as the area of Ramses Square, Sabtia and Lemon Bridge with an area of ( 14.62 acres, within the framework of the presidential mandate to study the requirements for re-planning this area. The areas also include the Nile Corniche in Maadi, Dar al-Salam and Athar al-Nabi, with an area of (1642.75) acres, and the area between Bashtil Railway Station, the 26th of July Corridor and the Monorail Line west of Cairo, with an area of (14.62) acres. 5958.71 acres in Giza Governorate, and in South Sinai Governorate, the re-planning areas included the Al-Salam neighborhood in Abu Rudeis with an area of (400.30 acres), in light of the governorate’s desire to develop the area and establish the Suez University in it.
