prime minister cabinet to discuss new traffic law wednesday
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Prime Minister: Cabinet to discuss new traffic law Wednesday

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Prime Minister Sherif Ismail
Cairo - MENA

The cabinet will convene on Wednesday to discuss a number of important topics and bylaws, atop of which is the new traffic draft law, Prime Minister Sherif Ismail said.

In statements on Tuesday, Ismail said the cabinet will review the unified building bylaw next week, which aims at maintaining state property.

Speaking about his meetings with the education minister, Ismail said such meetings come as part of the periodic follow-up of the educational process in Egypt.

The government seeks to build 53,000 classrooms next year after setting up 25,000 classrooms this year, the premier said.

Source: MENA

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