In a distinguished field tour, the Ministers of Youth, Sports, Housing and Labor inspected the clubhouse in the Administrative Capital, where they expressed their admiration for the modern developments and various facilities that meet the needs of youth and sports. The ministers stressed the importance of supporting such projects to provide an ideal environment for young people and enhance sports and cultural activities in the region. Ways of cooperation were also discussed between the various ministries to develop the club’s infrastructure and achieve a comprehensive vision for the advancement of the sports and social sector. In the new administrative capital
An inspection tour of the New Administrative Capital Club
Dr. Ashraf Sobhi, Minister of Youth and Sports, Engineer Sherif El-Sherbiny, Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Administrative Capital Club, and Mohamed Gibran, Minister of Labor, made an inspection tour inside the Club Club, the New Administrative Capital branch, before its expected official opening, within the framework of field follow-up of the latest sports and social projects implemented by the state, with the aim of developing sports infrastructure in the new cities.
Club components and equipment
During the tour, the ministers were briefed on the final stages of the club’s preparation work, and listened to a detailed explanation about its components, which include an integrated set of stadiums and gyms, in addition to social and entertainment areas. These facilities were designed according to the latest international specifications, to provide a comprehensive and enjoyable experience for members and visitors, which reflects the country’s commitment to providing the best sports services.
The state’s vision in developing sports
Dr. Ashraf Sobhi confirmed that the New Administrative Capital Club is part of a series of club clubs implemented by the Ministry of Youth and Sports in cooperation with the Ministry of Housing, noting that the project embodies the state’s vision of disseminating the cultural model of integrated clubs within the new cities, which contributes to spreading sports culture and providing a modern environment for practicing sports and social activities for the Egyptian family, while Engineer Sherif El-Sherbiny explained that the club represents a qualitative addition to the service facilities in the capital. Administration, stressing the importance of integrating services that improve the quality of life for citizens.
Promoting sports values and developing skills
Mohamed Gibran, Minister of Labor, praised the level of implementation and equipment, noting that the club reflects the state’s keenness to invest in people by supporting sports activities, which contribute to developing youth skills and enhancing the values of discipline and teamwork. The ministers concluded their tour by emphasizing that the New Administrative Capital Club represents a model of fruitful cooperation between ministries to achieve the goals of sustainable development and Egypt’s Vision 2030, in light of the great boom witnessed by the youth sector. And sports in developing facilities and infrastructure.
