03‏/05‏/2025

The delivery of 4,100 units in the first phase for housing employees moving to the Administrative Capital

Dr. Assem Al-Jazzar, Minister of Housing, said that more than 4,100 units were delivered in the first phase of housing state employees moving to the Administrative Capital, in the “Zahret Al-Asimah” project in Badr City.

Al-Jazzar explained that the first phase of the project for the units of state employees moving to the new administrative capital in Badr City includes 376 buildings with 9024 housing units, and that the services in the project include 3 schools, two nurseries, two bakeries, 2 medical centers, 4 commercial markets, playgrounds and places of worship to serve the beneficiaries of the units of state employees.

Dr. Assem Al-Jazzar also followed the recent ongoing work in the second phase of the housing for the capital's employees, which includes 4,704 housing units, and a number of services that have been and are being operated in Badr City to serve state employees and residents of the city, stressing the push for work on service projects to meet the city's current and future needs.

Al-Jazzar stressed the necessity of facilitating the procedures for state employees moving to the Administrative Capital to receive their units allocated to them with full facilities and services, stressing the need to pay attention to the quality of implementation, as well as the timings, in the second phase of the capital's employee units.

Engineer Ammar Mandour, head of the Badr City Development Authority, explained that coordination took place between the city’s agency and the committee formed by the Ministry of Health to hand over the health unit of the Misr housing project and the Zahrat Al-Asimah area, where the committee inspected the headquarters of the health unit, which will serve the residents of the housing area of ​​Egypt, Zahrat Al-Asimah, and social housing by extension. The Ministry of Health will operate as soon as possible to provide health services to this region, as a continuation of the agency's plan to expand the establishment of health units in the city and hand them over to the Ministry of Health to operate them and provide health care to the city's residents.

Engineer Ammar Mandour accompanied the committee formed by the Ministry of Health to receive and operate the health unit in area 54, the “social housing” building in the eastern extension of the city.

Engineer Ammar Mandour visited the second phase of the housing project for the employees of the Administrative Capital, “Zahret al-Asimah,” to follow up on the recent works. These national projects give great importance to the city, which helps in accelerating its development and prosperity.

The head of the Badr City Authority stated that a number of customer service employees in the agency were assigned to deal with state employees assigned to these units, in order to quickly complete all procedures, from applying for water, electricity and gas meters, and handing them the unit receipt report.