Bahrain's housing ministry has begun the handover of residential units in the first phase of the Al-Ramli District housing project, said a report.
The move comes following the directive from HRH Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy Prime Minister, to distribute 5,000 housing units, in line with the royal directives, reported BNA, citing the Housing Minister Bassim bin Yacoub Al Hamar.
The minister pointed out that the distribution of Al Ramli units comes days after the hand over of the Salman, Khalifa and East Hidd towns and the beneficiaries’ moving to live there.
"These new towns are essential in the Housing Ministry's plan to implement His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa’s order to build 40,000 housing units nationwide, as well as those included in government’s housing pledges in its current Action Plan," stated Al Hamar.
The Ministry’s initiatives implemented in partnership with the private sector have been endorsed by the government and contribute to honouring the pledges to provide 25,000 units, he added.
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