Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a meeting on Wednesday to review the implementation status of ongoing projects across key service and development sectors, with the aim of accelerating their completion, improving services provided to citizens and ensuring the effective use of government investments.
A number of ministers and senior state and government officials were present at the meeting, Cabinet Spokesman Counsellor Mohamed Adel said.
He added that the meeting reviewed progress reports on projects currently underway across various service and development sectors, focusing on accelerating the completion of those that have reached advanced stages of implementation.
This would ensure that investments already allocated are utilised effectively and that completed projects deliver tangible improvements in service quality.
Discussions also addressed coordination among the relevant government entities to finalise outstanding work on ongoing projects in priority sectors and bring them into operation as quickly as possible.
The spokesman added that the government’s approach during the coming period would be guided by specific criteria, primarily prioritising existing projects that are nearing completion and have already achieved high implementation rates, while concentrating efforts on key sectors.
This approach forms part of the government’s broader plans to manage the exceptional measures and procedures required by current circumstances, while making the most effective use of available resources and ensuring that investments already made translate into improved services and development outcomes for citizens.
The meeting thus underscored the importance of close coordination among ministries and state institutions, accelerating implementation and focusing on projects capable of entering service in the near term.
