Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al Sisi has directed LE 100 million from the “Long Live Egypt Fund” to bolster the “Fund for the Elderly.” This decision follows a meeting with Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly and Minister of Social Solidarity Nevine El-Qabbaj, where the President emphasized the importance of enhancing social, health, and legal protection for the elderly while promoting their active participation in the community.
This financial allocation is contingent on Parliament’s approval of the Elders’ Rights Law, signaling the government’s commitment to addressing the challenges faced by the elderly in Egypt. President Sisi underscored the urgency of initiating studies to explore avenues for improving the overall well-being of the elderly population.
Ahmed Fahmy, the Presidency’s spokesperson, revealed that the meeting delved into various issues, with a primary focus on enhancing the quality of life for Egypt’s elderly citizens and finding solutions for those encountering geriatric challenges. The discussions encompassed streamlining transactions for the elderly across all institutions and augmenting social insurance and healthcare services.
Additionally, the gathering emphasized the government’s dedication to fortifying the societal role of “Nasser Bank” and its projects aimed at economic empowerment and the development of social responsibility. This move aligns with broader efforts to bolster the elderly’s social and economic standing in Egyptian society.
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