Mahlab chairs 'Long Live Egypt' Fund meeting
Egyptian PM Ibrahim Mahlab
Cairo - MENA
Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab on Tuesday chaired a meeting of of the board of trustees of the "Long Live Egypt" fund.
The health and investment ministers and former Mufti Ali Gomaa attended the meeting.
The meeting tackled projects, including the distribution of 3,000 vehicle to youth, to be implemented by the fund.
About 21 million pounds have been allocated to solve problems of 2,000 debtors.
Also, 14 buildings have been renovated as part of a project to develop the Ezbet El-Assal area, while 40 others will be completed before August 6.
About 100 million pounds have been allotted to Cairo Governorate to establish a "Long Live Egypt" town in Duwaiqa.
Another 10 million pounds have also been given to the Egyptian Food Bank to distribute Ramadan food boxes
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