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The Governor of Giza follows up on the closing of the House of Representatives election committees on the first day from inside the control center

Engineer Adel Al-Najjar, Governor of Giza, followed up on the work of closing the electoral committees within the seven constituencies in which the House of Representatives elections were held in the governorate, at the control center of the National Emergency and Public Safety Network in the governorate’s general office.

During his follow-up on the work of closing the committees, the governor stressed the heads of neighborhoods, centers and cities in coordination with the relevant directorates to review the committees and discuss any emergency needs after the end of the first day, and the speed of meeting them, and to cooperate with the General Authority for Cleanliness and Beautification and the Utilities Police. To maintain the level of cleanliness, prevent occupancy, and remove encroachments and waste as soon as possible in the vicinity of the polls, in preparation for the activities of the second day of the elections tomorrow, Thursday.

The governor was keen to ensure that the various authorities’ preparations were complete to receive voters on the second day, stressing to all officials the need to make every effort to provide an appropriate atmosphere that ensures ease and ease of the process of casting votes.

The closing of the polls was witnessed by the governor: Mohamed Nour, the general secretary, and Mohamed Marei, the assistant secretary. Wael Shaaban, head of the central administration for the governor’s office affairs, and engineer Walid Abdul Latif, assistant to the governor, along with representatives of the relevant agencies, bodies and departments participating in the main operations room in the governorate.

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