Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly had held a meeting to follow up on the training of employees nominated to move to the New Administrative Capital (NAC), Invest-Gate reports.

During his regular cabinet meeting, Madbouly further affirmed the priority of the training component for public workers to develop their capabilities and raising their skills to ultimately contribute to improving the services provided to citizens, according to a ministerial statement on September 28.

Moreover, Head of the Central Authority for Organization and Administration (CAOA) Saleh El Sheikh reviewed the training plan that includes a package of basic programs provided to all employees nominated for relocation, as well as training on raising national awareness.

Last August, Badr City was supposed to see 9,024 apartments completed for the first batch of government employees to move to NAC once the ministerial district is up and running, as highlighted in a prior official statement. 

Some 376 residential buildings are being implemented, with a completion rate of 73%, Assistant Vice-President at the New Urban Communities Authority Kamal Bahgat indicated back then.