France’s state development agency AFD is developing 40 projects in Egypt to develop a number of areas there, its Deputy Director LETILLY Gaëlle said on Monday.
Gaëlle added during conference of Unplanned Areas Upgrading and Employment-Enhancement Programme in Egypt that her agency finances projects by €15 million, provided by the European Union, supporting about 35 projects to develop infrastructure and urban services, especially sanitation and clean water projects.
This is in addition to improving schools.
The number of urban/social development projects in the four target areas, namely Ezbet Khairallah, Al Zawiyah, Mit Aqba and Al-Lewaa Land, reached 35 projects, of which 19 projects are in Cairo Governorate and 16 projects in are Giza governorate, with a total cost of about 260 million pounds.
Source: Egypt Today
