Madbouly: extend the grace period to complete reconciliation documents with the state on building violations by two months

Mustafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, said today that he had given instructions to accept all requests for reconciliation from citizens, even if the document was not sufficient.

Madbouly decided to extend the two-month grace period to complete the missing citizens’ documents.

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said the Building Violations Reconciliation Act stipulated that citizens submit to reconciliation within a 6-month period to submit reconciliation requests, indicating that the number of requests that were submitted was not sufficient and not commensurate with the size of the violations.

He continued in the press conference that is taking place now: “After the increase in construction infractions, the Reconciliation Law was enacted to facilitate citizens and stop the bleeding of infractions, the government addressed the obstacles that the law faced , and N ° 1 was amended for the year 2020 to amend and simplify reconciliation procedures, explaining that the law facilitated and opened the way to all infractions ”.

Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly said the state is expanding and creating a new generation of new cities to accommodate the increasing population.

“We are working on two axes, expanding into new existing cities, and on the second, establishing the fourth generation of new cities,” he continued at the press conference now taking place.

Madbouly said: “The Building Violations Act that has been in place since 2008 did not provide for reconciliation. After the increase in building infractions, the Reconciliation Law was enacted to facilitate citizens and stop the bleeding of infractions.