Egypt Signs Tourism Development Protocol in New Alamein
Egyptian Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly witnessed the signing of a cooperation protocol aimed at maximizing asset utilization and boosting tourism development.
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Moustafa Madbouly attended the signing ceremony of a new cooperation protocol at the government headquarters in New Alamein City. The initiative is focused on enhancing tourism development efforts and optimizing the use of state assets.
The agreement involves the General Authority for Tourism Development, an entity operating under the Ministry of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities. The partnership reflects ongoing efforts by the government to coordinate inter-agency frameworks and strengthen infrastructure projects across key commercial sectors.
By leveraging existing assets, the protocol seeks to support local economic development, improve tourism services, and promote sustainable growth in line with national development strategic targets set by relevant governmental entities.
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