In the program "What Egyptians Deserve," Eng. Wael Ramadan provides a platform that highlights the love for the homeland and individuals' desire to improve their lives and communities. Each episode showcases Egypt's diverse resources and the creative efforts that deserve recognition, focusing on success stories and inspiring experiences. Join us as we explore the achievements happening around us that are worthy of praise.

The head of the Building Materials Division at the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, Engineer Ahmed El-Zeiny, stated that building materials are currently experiencing pricing chaos and an unjustified lack of regulation. He emphasized that some traders are making exorbitant profits that even factories do not achieve, calling for stricter legal oversight over every stage of the supply chain, from factories to suppliers and major traders, to ensure fair pricing for consumers.

He emphasized that real estate developers have been calling for years to address the challenges and obstacles to exporting Egyptian real estate abroad and to provide facilities for Egyptians abroad as well as foreigners to purchase property. He noted that the state's strategy for exporting Egyptian real estate has yet to define its guidelines and regulations. It remains unclear whether the focus will be solely on state-owned property or include both government and private property, and whether the target audience will be Egyptians abroad, foreigners, or both.

Wael Ramadan has announced the launch of a new program aimed at empowering youth and developing their personal and professional skills. The program focuses on building essential skills to help young people achieve success in their lives.