Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa  Madbouly  inspects a number of development projects to revive Historic Cairo and directs to complete the restoration of buildings of an archaeological nature in the area and to continue unifying the facades on Al-Mu'izz Street to give a visual identity to this distinguished archaeological site.

He emphasized that the government is keen to intensify meetings and field visits for the completion of this important civilizational project, based on the state’s great interest in developing historical areas, and re-showing their cultural splendor and historical value, so that they become distinct tourist destinations that attract the attention of visitors from different countries of the world.

Then, Madbouly and his escorts moved to the Derb Al-Labbana area, where he continued the visit to follow up the development and revitalization work of the area, which is being implemented by the Engineering Authority of the Armed Forces, including the development of the garden of the Mahmoudiya Mosque in the Labbaneh area, and it was noted that the development in the area includes the development of The facades, the restoration of ancient buildings, then the construction of new buildings within the development plan. A 2,000-acre garden is being developed, surrounded by the Qani Bay Al-Ramah Mosque and the Mahmudiya Mosque, overlooking the Sultan Hassan Mosque, Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque, and the wall of Salah El-Din Castle.