Providing social support and protection is a human rights duty

Providing social support and protection is a human rights duty

“President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi feels the pain and pain of the Egyptian citizen,” saidMinister of Social Solidarity “Neven El-Kabbaj,” and she also pointed out the state’s and political leadership’s tireless efforts to raise the standard of living, especially for the most needy, such as: people with disabilities, female breadwinners, and orphans. Providing social support and protection is a human rights duty. The budget of the “Solidarity and Dignity” program is now 22 billion pounds, after it was only 6.3 billion pounds in 2015.

Also, striving and searching for the villages most in need; To provide social support and protection, raise the efficiency of their homes, provide means of a “dignified life,” and provide job opportunities for young people, as President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi indicated. His Excellency also directed the necessity of providing equal educational opportunities for all, and the necessity of providing support, social protection, and appropriate compensation to the families of the martyrs and the injured, and that the Ministry’s work, led by “Navin Al-Qabbaj” to deal with the file of the convicted debtors and pay their debts, is continuous and continuous. In conclusion, she said: “We have not reached the end, and there is still a lot ahead of us,” and this is evidence of Continuous and diligent work within the framework of improving the standard of living, andEgypt Vision 2030.