Saturday 11/April/2026 – 12:58 PM
Major General Dr. Ismail Kamal, Governor of South Sinai, chaired the meeting of the Governorate’s Investment Committee, in the Executive Council Hall at the Governor’s General Office, in the presence of Dr. Enas Samir, Deputy Governor, Major General Ihab Makkawi, Secretary-General, a number of heads of the concerned cities, members of the Investment Committee and the competent authorities.
The Governor of South Sinai chairs the Investment Committee meeting to discuss investors’ requests and develop the land file in a number of cities
The meeting witnessed the discussion of a number of requests from investors wishing to establish tourism projects on the land of the city of Sharm El Sheikh, within the framework of supporting the investment climate and maximizing the benefit of the tourism potential of the governorate, thus contributing to advancing economic development and providing new job opportunities.
During the meeting, the file of presences in the cities of Abu Zenima and Dahab was also reviewed, in addition to presenting requests to legalize squats, regulatory increases, and reallocation, as well as small and micro projects, within the framework of ensuring legal stability and supporting serious projects.
The Governor of South Sinai welcomed the attendees, stressing the governorate’s keenness to overcome obstacles facing serious investors, while committing to enforcing the law and preserving the state’s rights.
The meeting resulted in the approval of all cases submitted in the cities of Dahab and Abu Zenima, in light of their fulfillment of the required requirements. With regard to the city of Sharm El-Sheikh, a number of requests for allocating land for workers’ housing were discussed. Some requests were approved and others were rejected for not meeting the conditions, with a directive to present a number of cases through a public auction system in order to achieve the principle of transparency and equal opportunities.
This comes within the framework of South Sinai Governorate’s efforts to enhance the investment environment and adjust the land allocation system, in order to achieve sustainable development and serve the state’s goals in supporting the national economy.
