Giza Governor directs swift completion of state land regularization procedures
Translated from Arabic, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Giza Governor Ahmed El-Ansary held a meeting to follow up on the progress of state-owned land regularization.
- The governor stressed the need to expedite procedures for eligible applications and facilitate processes for citizens.
- He also directed daily field monitoring and immediate action against agricultural land encroachment.
Giza Governor Ahmed El-Ansary convened a meeting with heads of the Al-Ayat and Bawiti centers to review the progress of state-owned land regularization efforts. The meeting focused on the executive status of regularization requests and identifying ways to overcome any obstacles faced by citizens seeking to formalize their land ownership.
El-Ansary emphasized the importance of rapidly completing procedures for applications that meet legal requirements. He also stressed providing all necessary facilitations for citizens, aiming to boost completion rates and achieve the set targets for land regularization. The governor reviewed performance indicators for state land regularization in the two centers.
The necessity of accelerating the completion of procedures for eligible applications in accordance with legal controls, while providing all forms of facilitation for citizens, which contributes to raising completion rates and achieving the target of the regularization file.
Furthermore, El-Ansary directed daily field monitoring and the submission of periodic reports detailing completion rates and performance metrics. He also called for swift and decisive action against any encroachments on agricultural land or state-owned properties, with legal measures to be taken against violators.
Daily field follow-up, and the preparation of periodic reports that include completion rates and performance rates, with immediate and decisive action against any cases of encroachment on agricultural land or state property in its infancy, and taking the necessary legal measures against violators.
Originally published by Al-Masry Al-Youm in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.