The Council of Ministers: Issues a certificate for each apartment that is reconciled with Form 3 to stop the demolition

Mostafa Madbouly, the prime minister, said that a certificate will be given to each apartment that reconciles with Form 3 to stop the demolition.

This came during a press conference held by the Prime Minister on Wednesday on the random construction of the state and the reconciliation law on building violations.

He added: “We direct local administrations and city agencies to receive all citizens’ reconciliation requests, even if they are incomplete. Any citizen must submit the document they possess and then fill in the time after obtaining Form 3.”

He explained that he instructed to accept all citizens ‘requests for reconciliation, even if the paper was not sufficient, and that the grace period was extended by two months to complete the citizens’ missing documents.

The Prime Minister said that the Building Violations Reconciliation Act stipulated that a citizen submits reconciliation within a 6-month period for submitting reconciliation requests, stating that the number of requests that were submitted was not sufficient and not in line with the size of violations.

He continued at the press conference: “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 faced by the law, and No. 1 of 2020 was amended to amend and simplify conciliation procedures, explaining that the law facilitated and paved the way for all infractions.

The Prime Minister indicated that the state is expanding and creating a new generation of new cities to accommodate the increase in population and went on to say: “We have added 160,000 feddans to the urban space to accommodate the increase in population.”

He continued: “We are working on two axes: expansion in new existing cities and the second is the establishment of the fourth generation of new cities.”

He said: “The Building Violations Law that has existed 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.