Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli reviewed Saturday 28/9/2024 the executive situation of the Great Transfiguration project in St. Catherine City. Upon his arrival at Saint Catherine Airport, Madbouli witnessed a presentation on all elements of the city's development projects. Up to 14 projects are being implemented in Saint Catherine City, in addition to the development of Saint Catherine Airport and improvements to its aviation facilities, Cabinet Spokesman Mohamed El-Homsani said in a statement. The premier emphasized the state's commitment to overcoming any obstacles that may arise during the implementation process to advance the work. He highlighted the need to ensure operators for the various tourism facilities included in the project. He further noted the importance of expediting measures to contract with potential operators for the tourism projects, especially in the Al-Zaytouna area. Madbouli also directed intensifying efforts and compressing the timeline for implementing the various components of the "Great Transfiguration" development project and the activation of the project's facilities. He called for the swift provision of additional services and various recreational activities, particularly in the Al-Zaytouna area, to transform it from merely residential buildings into hotel facilities, capable of accommodating the expected tourist influx. Source: State Information Service Egypt
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