Tuesday 27/January/2026 – 02:55 AM
I witnessed Port Said Governorate During the past 24 hours, important events took place, as work continued to develop and raise the efficiency of the Industrialization and New Salam areas in the Suburbia neighborhood, and included installing interlock tiles on sidewalks, replacing and renewing sewage networks, changing dilapidated pipes, removing excavation waste, and raising the efficiency of streets in terms of sidewalks, ballasts, and paving, in addition to raising the efficiency of public lighting, maintaining electricity poles, implementing landscaping and beautification work, and completing the development of the new Salam area from Aswan Street to Gander Street. Raafat Jabr Street is approximately 2.5 km long, under the supervision of the Sinai Reconstruction Authority – Port Said Reconstruction Zone, and according to approved timetables.
Port Said x 24 hours | Developing areas in the suburban neighborhood and intensive campaigns to remove occupancy…and Port Said Governorate wins first place in government excellence
And I witnessed Climate, East and South neighborhoods Large field campaigns to remove occupancies and impose discipline on the streets, where Ms. Shaima Al-Azabi, head of the Al-Manakh district, led a campaign in Al-Nasr and Aswan Streets that resulted in the removal of illegal occupancies and illegal tents, the removal of random electrical connections, and the expansion of streets to achieve traffic flow, with an emphasis on the continuation of daily and surprise campaigns.
Samar Al-Mawafi, head of the East District, led an extensive campaign targeting the streets of the Republic and Misr Square, during which fixed and mobile occupancies were removed, street vendors were removed, seized items were seized, violators were warned, and the necessary legal measures were taken without complacency. The South District also intensified its field campaigns on commercial shops to ensure compliance with regulating laws and prevent any random manifestations, as part of a comprehensive plan to restore discipline and improve the civilized appearance.
In a related context, the executive agencies in the suburban and Arab neighborhoods and the city of Port Fouad continued their expanded campaigns to close and wax garbage sorting shops and remove occupancies, as the suburban neighborhood witnessed expanded campaigns in the areas of Sayyida Nafisa, Abdul Rahman Shukri, and Imam Muhammad Abdou, which resulted in the removal of all encroachments and the removal of mattresses, wooden banks, wheelbarrows, tents, and umbrellas that impede the movement of pedestrians. And in the city of Port Fouad, Dr. Islam Bahnasawi, the city’s president, led a surprise campaign that resulted in Closing and waxing 3 garbage sorting shops in Al Amal housing and the craftsmen’s workshop area, and confiscating a bicycle and a number of hand carts, while taking the necessary legal measures.
The Arab neighborhood also witnessed a massive campaign headed by Engineer Walid Al-Dada’, targeting Al-Sahel Street, Souq Al-Asr, Al-Ghouri Street, Muhammad Farid, and Ahmed Maher, and resulted in the lifting of all occupancy and opening the road to the movement of cars and pedestrians.
On another level, Port Said Governorate won first place nationwide in the Egypt Award for Government Excellence – Best Work Team category, during the ceremony held in the presence of Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, and Major General Moheb Habashi, Governor of Port Said. The governor stressed that this achievement reflects the spirit of teamwork within the governorate’s agencies and continued efforts to improve the level of services provided to citizens.
Port Said Governorate
Port Said Governorate confirms its continued daily efforts to develop infrastructure, impose discipline, and improve the level of services, in order to achieve quality of life for citizens and support the comprehensive development process.
