CAIRO – The Long Live Egypt (Tahya Misr) Fund has achieved six Guinness records for charity work, spokesman for the fund Mohamed Mokhtar said Saturday.
Over the past 8 years, billions have been spent in various fields, such as the health sector and dealing with disasters and crises, he added.
The fund also participates in putting an end to slums and dangerous areas, improving villages, achieving economic development for the most vulnerable groups and providing decent housing, and supporting female breadwinners, Mokhtar said.
The Long Live Egypt Fund was established in July 2014 to activate the previously announced initiative by the president to establish a fund in support of the economy.
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