Decent Life
Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly held a meeting on Tuesday to review the executive and financial status of the first phase of the presidential initiative, Haya Karima
The accolade was presented during the World Government Summit in Dubai, held from February 3 to 5, 2026, under the theme “Shaping the Governments of the Future.”
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly met Monday to review the implementation of the first phase of the "Decent Life" presidential initiative and discuss preparations for the launch of its second phase.
Counselor Mohamed El-Homsany, the Cabinet spokesperson, affirmed that the presidential initiative "Decent Life" represents a genuine leap forward in improving living standards and providing essential services to rural Egyptian citizens.
During his tour of the “Decent Life” projects in the governorate, Dr. Madbouly listened to a citizen’s complaint at the Misr Public Library in Shebin El-Qanater. The citizen stated, “This is my complaint, and I want to return to my job.”
Minister of Social Solidarity Maya Morsi and Minister of Local Development Manal Awad convened Sunday with governors to discuss cooperation mechanisms with civil society.
Also, disabled individuals will be entitled to apply on the funding programme.
Egypt's "Decent Life" initiative is a comprehensive national project aimed at improving the lives of millions of Egyptians, particularly those residing in rural areas.
The "Decent Life" initiative is a flagship project of the Egyptian government aimed at improving the living conditions of rural communities.
The Prime Minister’s visit focused on three main cities in Minya: Samalut, Maghagha, and Al-Adwa.
During a press conference held today at the Ministry's General Diwan, he added that this phase is expected to be completed by the end of this year.
The lining is not exclusive to the rural villages included in the initiative.
There are 11 governorates that are common between the first and second phases.
There are 11 governorates that are common between the first and second phases.
It will be completed in three years.
It will be completed in three years.
The second phase covers 20 governorates with 52 centers and a total of 1,667 villages inhabited by 21.3 million people.
The rehabilitation of others is in-progress.
The initiative targets to develop the Egyptian countryside.
The statements were made during the Mother’s Day ceremony attended by the president and First Lady Intissar al-Sisi.
