The Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation, alongside the Minister of Local Development and the Governor of Luxor, inaugurated an automated slaughterhouse and laid the foundation stone for a new modern market in Al-Habeel village, located in Al-Bayadiya district.
This development is part of ongoing efforts to improve local infrastructure and support community-based economic initiatives in rural areas. The new facilities aim to enhance food safety standards through mechanized processing and provide organized commercial spaces for local vendors, boosting trade and employment opportunities within the community.
The project reflects a broader governmental strategy to decentralize development, strengthen local economies, and upgrade essential services in underserved regions. By investing in localized markets and modern agricultural processing units, authorities seek to reduce post-harvest losses, increase product value, and connect rural producers more effectively to regional supply chains.
Officials emphasized that such initiatives contribute to inclusive growth by empowering small-scale farmers and traders, particularly in Upper Egypt, where economic diversification remains a priority. The new market is expected to serve as a hub for agricultural goods, livestock, and daily necessities, improving access for residents while promoting formalized commerce.
The event was marked by a formal ceremony attended by local officials and community representatives, underscoring the collaborative nature of current development efforts between central ministries and provincial administrations.
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The Minister of Planning and Economic Development and International Cooperation, along with the Minister of Local Development and the Governor of Luxor, inaugurates the automated slaughterhouse and lays the foundation stone for the new civilized market in Al-Habeel village, Al-Bayadiya center ………………………………………………………. Press release issued by the Ministries of Local Development and facebook.com