The plan aims to develop safe and sustainable transportation systems to improve transport services through a total of seven projects. Among the most important of these projects are:
Completing the fourth phase of the western breakwater at Damietta Port at a total cost of EGP 750 million.
Completing the construction of the 3.5 km long western breakwater at Damietta Port at a total cost of EGP 601 million.
Completing the deepening of the navigation channel and turning basin to 18 meters at Damietta Port at a total cost of EGP 500 million.
The plan aims to provide decent housing through a total of 48 projects. Among the most important of these projects are:
The water pipeline project for Ras El Bar City and housing developments in the governorate capitals, at a total cost of EGP 235 million.
Upgrading two wastewater treatment plants with capacities of 50,000 and 100,000 m³/day in New Damietta City, at a total cost of EGP 64 million.
The water pipeline project from Kafr Suleiman Station to Ras El Bar City, at a total cost of EGP 55 million.
Replacement and renovation of the raw water treatment plant with a capacity of 450 m³/day and the electromechanical equipment for the first phase of a water treatment plant with a capacity of 2,000 liters/second in New Damietta, at a total cost of EGP 41 million.
The plan aims to enhance spatial and local development through a total of 32 projects. Among the most important of these projects are:
Completing the demolition and reconstruction of the General Directorate building at a total cost of 64 million Egyptian pounds.
Completing the development, landscaping, and beautification of the promenade and wall in the Al-Lisan area of Ras El Bar, spanning 400 meters, at a total cost of 48 million Egyptian pounds.
Developing, landscaping, and beautifying the Nile Corniche from Al-Hilal Hospital to the Engineers Syndicate, a distance of 2 kilometers, at a total cost of 48 million Egyptian pounds.
Developing, upgrading, and rehabilitating the Damietta-Shatta road at a total cost of 47 million Egyptian pounds.
Completing the General Directorate's garage and an alternative garage for the Damietta City and District Local Unit at a total cost of 33 million Egyptian pounds.
The plan aims to improve the education system by developing pre-university education services and establishing and upgrading 414 classrooms across 13 projects. Key projects include:
Constructing and equipping classrooms in distinguished schools at a total cost of 120 million Egyptian pounds.
Rehabilitating existing schools at a total cost of 100 million Egyptian pounds.
Renovating and upgrading primary schools at a total cost of 72 million Egyptian pounds.
Constructing and equipping classrooms in primary schools at a total cost of 65 million Egyptian pounds.
Rehabilitating and equipping public schools at a total cost of 20 million Egyptian pounds.