Representative Eilaria Samir Haris, a member of the Foreign Relations Committee in the House of Representatives, revealed the details of the inspection tour conducted by a delegation & nbsp from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Red Sea Governorate, to inspect the headquarters of the new documentation office within the technology center of the Governorate’s General Court, in preparation for its official opening and operation soon, within the framework of the state’s plan to bring services to citizens and expand the scope of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs services in the governorates, in response to briefing requests Which was presented by the deputy to create a certification office in the governorate. On the sidelines of the tour, the certification office will reduce the citizens of the effort and time, and they will not have to travel to Cairo and cut great distances to obtain the certificates, noting that the office will serve tens of thousands of citizens.
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& nbsp; Samir, Head of the Central Administration for Governor’s Office Affairs, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Ahmed Fawzi, and Ambassador Haitham Abu Talib, where they made a field tour inside the office to follow up on technical and administrative equipment, and they expressed their approval of the office’s readiness in terms of location and equipment and linking it to the ministry’s system. Hanafi, Governor of the Red Sea, to agree on the terms of the final contract in preparation for the start of the official employment, in a move that will make the citizens and youth of the Red Sea. Central offices serve large categories of the Red Sea residents. The Foreign Ministry Documentation Office comes in implementation of the directives of Major General Amr Hanafi, Governor of the Red Sea, who stressed the need to upgrade the level of services provided to citizens within the governorate, especially the services related to travel, education and work abroad. The headquarters and linking it to the electronic network of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as ensuring that an integrated work environment has been available that allows the start of the service to be launched as soon as the contract is signed and the completion of the official procedures.
