Samia al - Faqi
Dr. Maya Morsa, Minister of Social Solidarity, reviewed a detailed report on the operation of the new headquarters facilities of the Social Solidarity Directorate, which came under the Ministry ' s efforts to enhance the efficiency of institutional work, support ongoing modernization efforts and develop the working environment to improve the quality of services provided to citizens.
The report submitted by Professor Mohamed Kamal El-Hajjaji, head of the Central Directorate of Directors, indicated that the new headquarters of the Social Solidarity Directorate, which was based in the Sunshine House, had undergone a process of developing and rehabilitating a total of £5 million in the Ministry ' s efforts to develop and improve the efficiency of work and services to citizens. The full start-up transitions from the new headquarters would be completed during the next period, which would contribute to an improved quality of work.
For his part, Professor Mohamed, gathered by the Director of the Directorate of Social Solidarity at the Palais des Nations, explained that the new headquarters of the Directorate was located around 2,000 metres, with 4 buildings and 2 yards and characterized by his presence near a service complex, where the civil registry, the city council, the palace of culture and vital State service facilities could enable citizens to complete transactions in one place, with the least effort and time.
All indicated that the infrastructure of the new headquarters had been fully equipped to ensure a safe and motivated working environment for workers, as well as an enabling environment for persons with disabilities and older persons ' " universal access " . The new building included two roles, including the business and financial sector, including finance, budget, procurement, architects, the administrative sector comprising administrative affairs, personnel, public office, public services, services and the productive sector, development.
