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25 February 2026

In line with the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to launch the "Abwab El-Khair" initiative supporting the neediest families during the holy month of Ramadan, Cairo Governor Dr. Ibrahim Saber attended the inauguration of the initiative's activities in the Asmarat district. The Asmarat district is one of the state's leading projects aimed at providing decent housing and improving citizens' quality of life. The "Abwab El-Khair" initiative was launched by Prime Minister Dr. Mustafa from the New Administrative Capital.

Governor Saber stated that the initiative aims to distribute 40,000 boxes of food supplies to the most vulnerable families residing in alternative housing projects provided for those relocated from informal settlements, including areas such as Asmarat, Ma’an, Ahaleina, and Al-Mahrousa, to alleviate the burdens of citizens and ensure their basic needs are met during the holy month.

Moreover, Saber stated that the Egyptian government, under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, places great emphasis on social protection and is committed to launching impactful initiatives aimed at the most vulnerable groups. That reflects the state's dedication to achieving social justice and fostering the values of solidarity and cohesion among its citizens.

Saber also praised the pivotal role played by the Tahya Misr Fund in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Solidarity and all relevant authorities. He emphasized that the governorate's agencies provide full logistical and coordination support to ensure that aid reaches eligible recipients based on accurate databases, in a manner that guarantees transparency and fairness in distribution.

Saber emphasized the Cairo Governorate's ongoing support for presidential and community initiatives aimed at improving citizens' quality of life. These efforts align with the directives of the political leadership to strengthen the comprehensive development underway in the New Republic.

The "Abwab El-Khair" initiative, organized by the Tahya Misr Fund in cooperation with the Ministry of Social Solidarity, is part of the state's efforts to strengthen the social protection framework and provide food support to families most in need, particularly those living in alternative housing projects.

Source: Media Department, Cairo Governorate