Governor of the New Valley: Withdrawal and cancellation of the allocation of unused government lands

Today, Monday, the Executive Council of the New Valley Governorate approved the decision to withdraw all unused vacant lands belonging to government agencies in all governorate centers, and to cancel the decision to allocate them and annex them to state property, in implementation of the directives of Major General Dr. Muhammad Al-Zamlot on the necessity of preserving state lands and achieving the maximum benefit from the decisions to allocate them for the public good.

This came during a meeting of the governorate’s Executive Council, headed by Major General Dr. Muhammad al-Zamlot, governor of the region, and in the presence of Hanan Magdy, deputy governor, Major General Yasser al-Sanbari, assistant director of security for personnel and training, and Sayed Mahmoud, secretary-general of the governorate and the executive, security, and popular leaders, which witnessed the opening of the door to dialogue and the receipt of requests and problems. Citizens after the meeting.

The New Valley Governorate implemented the decisions of the Board of Directors of the Land Reclamation Fund in the governorate to withdraw land from failed projects in the city of Kharga, and to seize the existing equipment and devices until the dues are paid. In order to preserve the state’s right, this is in continuation of the governorate’s efforts to recover and collect the state’s dues, and after issuing a number of warnings to defaulting investors (individuals and companies), and announcing initiatives to schedule the due debts and pay them in installments.

The governorate called on all those who failed to pay state dues to quickly go to the land reclamation fund in the governorate and city centers to pay the debts. To ensure the safety of crops.

The governor had directed that those who failed to pay state dues be identified as beneficiaries of food, cash, or fertilizer support. To discuss stopping support in the event of failure to pay dues, he also directed the rapid completion of services and facilities in the residential city of Abu Tartour, and to announce the conditions for application, with priority given to the people of the governorate.