Major General Ashraf El Gendy, Governor of Gharbia, chaired the governorate’s Executive Council meeting, where preparations for the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, scheduled to be held next Saturday, were discussed. This event is a pride for all Egyptians and represents a testimony to the history of their homeland and its ancient civilization. Large screens are scheduled to be installed in the governorate’s squares to enable citizens to follow the opening activities in a festive atmosphere befitting the grandeur of the event.
The governor pointed out the importance of strengthening efforts in all centers and cities, stressing the need to complete preparations as quickly as possible to ensure the success of the events. Large screens were provided in the squares as a means to stimulate communication among citizens and create a festive atmosphere that reflects the importance of the event that will attract global attention. He stressed the importance of the humanitarian initiatives that were recently approved and aim to support the most needy groups, to make the governorate a model for community cooperation.
The effectiveness of the governorate’s National Day celebration and the support and care achieved for needy groups were also discussed. The paragraph mentioned the success of joint practical training to confront crises and disasters, which reflects the governorate’s commitment to development and preparedness to confront any emergency, and the role of the partnership between the executive and security agencies in achieving this achievement.
In the context of the meeting, the Council agreed to accept a donation from Faisal Islamic Bank of a number of medical devices to Al Mahalla Hospital, in a step aimed at supporting the health sector in the governorate. Another donation was also accepted from the Community Development Association in the village of Waseef Mosque, to enhance the equipment for nursery classes, which contributes to improving public services and reflects joint efforts to support the most needy groups.
