Prime Minister, Moustafa Madbouly, follows up with Saleh El Sheikh, President of the Central Agency for Organization and Administration (CAOA), on the first phase of employees moving to the New Administrative Capital (NAC), Invest-Gate reports.

The CAOA notifies employees who have been allocated housing units to visit the Housing and Development Bank to complete the units’ down payments, prepare for the contract signing, and then officially receive the units.

Madbouly asserts, on the instructions of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, to assign the government to secure a leap in the mechanism of work of the state’s administrative apparatus in conjunction with the move to the NAC, adding that it was taken into consideration that the move would not become a mere change in the workplace, but rather a change in the work pattern of the state’s administrative apparatus.

El Sheikh notes that due to the increase of employees wishing to obtain housing units, several criteria were set to compare the distribution of employees in several stages compared to what is currently available. This matter is specified according to marital status, the married woman from the state’s administrative apparatus, then the widowed employee and his dependents, then the married person and his dependents, down to the single employee.

El Sheikh comments, “The CAOA will send messages to employees at the lowest financial grades/job level, starting from the sixth grade to the second grade. Only then we will message the rest of the employees benefiting from the housing units.”