The Housing Undersecretary confirmed that the East Hidd City project is one of the main tributaries of the Ministry of Housing program of the High Royal Order of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the beloved King of the country, may God protect him, by building 40,000 housing units, stressing that the great progress has been made in implementing This project so far reflects the extent of attention and follow-up that His Highness the Crown Prince and Prime Minister has attached to the projects of new Bahrain cities in general and East Hidd City in particular, with the aim of realizing the visions and aspirations of His Majesty the King of the country, may God protect him, to accelerate the fulfillment of housing requests.
Sheikh Khalid bin Hammoud Al Khalifa stated that the continuing distributions of Qlaiaa district represent the first projects listed in the schedule prepared by the ministry to implement the order of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince and Prime Minister to distribute and allocate 5,000 housing units, and that the ministry has notified the citizens nominated to come to the project site to finish The procedures for this, taking all necessary precautionary and preventive measures.
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Housing stated that the distribution process will continue in successive installments in order to absorb the numbers of beneficiaries in an orderly manner, indicating that the units that are distributed in Qlaiaa district have completed completion rates in terms of construction and infrastructure works.
He added that in addition to these ready-made housing units, the ministry has actually finished preparing gardens for children, open spaces, and afforestation works, as well as pedestrian and bicycle paths that extend along the coastal strip surrounding the city.
On the sidelines of his initiation of the distribution procedures, Sheikh Khalid bin Hammoud Al Khalifa congratulated the citizens on the occasion of receiving their units, and explained to them the efforts of the Ministry to implement those units and their advantages and the construction designs that were chosen to suit their needs, stressing the Ministry’s utter keenness to speed up work in all projects in order to receive eligible citizens for their units. As quickly as possible. He also confirmed that the Ministry of Housing is seeking to accelerate completion rates in all stages of work in East Hidd City, similar to the rest of Bahrain's new cities projects, which are being worked out simultaneously, with the aim of speeding up the delivery of housing units to the beneficiaries, especially the stages that the Ministry has allocated and distributed to the beneficiaries recently. .
