OPEN// Sisi reviews progress of Zahraa Stud Station development project
CAIRO, May 3 (MENA) – President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has reviewed the progress of El Zahraa Stud Station development project for breeding purebred Arabian horses in Cairo's Ain Shams district.
This came during the president's meeting with Agriculture and Land Reclamation Minister Alaa Farouk and Director of the Egyptian Military Academy Ashraf Zaher.
The meeting took up the progress of the national project to upgrade the station and current preparations to relocate Arabian horses to El Zahraa station in the New Administrative Capital, Presidential Spokesman Mohammed El Shennawy said.
The president issued directives to develop El Zahraa Station in Cairo's Ain Shams district with the use of digitization and automated systems and to ensure the relocation of the station to the New Administrative Capital in a professional and efficient way. (MENA)
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