Egypt's 'Haya Karima' Initiative Achieves 89% Completion with EGP 350 Billion Investment in Rural Development
Egypt's 'Haya Karima' initiative has achieved an 89% completion rate as of June 2025, with EGP 306 billion of the EGP 350 billion investment allocated to rural development across 1,477 villages, benefiting nearly 18 million citizens. Key accomplishments include significant improvements in sanitation, natural gas subscriptions, and telecommunications, alongside the establishment of health units and classrooms, and the introduction of the 'Green Village' project for environmental standards. The initiative has also enhanced financial inclusion and launched the 'Sharek 2030' app for project monitoring.
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As of June 2025, Phase One of Egypt's 'Haya Karima' initiative has seen an 89% implementation rate, with EGP 306 billion disbursed out of a total EGP 350 billion allocated. The initiative targets 1,477 villages across 20 governorates, benefiting nearly 18 million citizens.
Key achievements include a 128% improvement in sanitation coverage, a 421% increase in natural gas subscribers, and a 55% rise in telecommunications subscribers. Infrastructure improvements include the completion of 349 drinking water plants and 1.4 million sanitation connections, achieving 100% access to safe drinking water and increasing sanitation service coverage from 20% to 90%.
Additionally, 796 health units and 15,300 classrooms were established, and financial inclusion improved by 19.4 percentage points. The initiative also launched the 'Green Village' project to qualify villages for environmental standards and activated the 'Sharek 2030' app for project monitoring.
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