The Egyptian government makes it clear that the “Takaful and Karama” money transfer program has been suspended

The Media Center of the Egyptian Council of Ministers denied what was circulated on some sites web and pages of social media in about the discontinuation of the “Solidarity and Dignity” money transfer program. during the month in course.

The media center contacted the Ministry of Social Solidarity, which denied the news, stressing that there is no truth about the arrest of the “Solidarity and Dignity” money transfer program and that no decisions have been issued in this regard.

The ministry underlined the regularity of the disbursement of solidarity and dignity pensions to all beneficiaries naturally throughout the year, as long as they meet all the eligibility conditions, through the various exchange points for the beneficiaries of the monetary support program.

He explained that the number of beneficiaries of the Solidarity and Karama program has so far reached 3.8 million families, with a total of 14 million citizens, at a cost of £ 1.6 billion a month and £ 20 billion a month. year. of the program in case of problems.

And the ministry continued: “Complaints are submitted to the inquiry and complaints portal for the Takaful and Karama program via the following link: (https://tk.moss.gov.eg), or by calling hotline 19680”.

The conditions of destination for the “Takaful and Karama” program include that the family applying for the “Takaful” program has children from infants to the age of six and that the children and mother attend health units, or the family has children 6 to 18 years of age, provided that the children At different levels of education, i.e. the family has children in higher education than media or university, without early marriage in family, with the presentation of all the supporting documents necessary for the application and registration.

Regarding the “Karama” program, the people applying for the “Karama” program must be: (elderly, aged 65 or over – and people with a disability or chronic disease that prevents them from working or reduces their their ability to work at the specified legal rate – orphans without drainage barriers according to various surveys).