Sisi lays foundation stone of New Administrative Capital
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El Sisi
Cairo - Egypt Today
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi laid foundation stone Wednesday of the New Administrative Capital with the participation of youths from different ages.
This came during inaugurating a number of projects in the New Administrative Capital which coincided with Egypt's celebrations marking the 44th anniversary of October War victory.
Sisi witnessed on the ground what was achieved in establishing the New Administrative Capital, where Housing Minister Moustafa Madbouly stressed that all the roads networks were set up in a short time.
Madbouly underlined that his ministry started implementing the first housing district which includes 25,000 housing units.
He further stressed that the Egyptians are able to finalize this great project as soon as possible.
Source : Mena
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