The General Authority of the Social Solidarity Fund announced the referral of Household Service Benefit bonds (Al-Mu’ana) to its various branches, along with the appendices for citizens who have completed their administrative data and bank account numbers. This is to ensure support reaches its eligible recipients and to alleviate the living burdens for the categories under its care.
The Authority clarified that the referral process included the financial allocations for the months of October, November, and December of 2025, in addition to settling the accumulated appendices for citizens who recently completed their administrative procedures.
In this context, the head of the Authority’s Management Committee directed all branches of the Authority to expedite the completion of the necessary administrative and financial procedures and to refer the portfolios to commercial banks in various regions, ensuring their swift completion.
General Authority of the Social Solidarity Fund
The General Authority of the Social Solidarity Fund is an Egyptian government institution established to provide social welfare and financial support to citizens in need. Its history is tied to broader national efforts to strengthen social safety nets and promote economic stability through direct aid and development programs.
Household Service Benefit bonds
“Household Service Benefit bonds” were a form of government-issued savings instrument in the People’s Republic of China, primarily during the 1980s and early 1990s. They were designed to raise funds from the public for state projects while offering citizens a secure investment, reflecting the economic policies of that era before more diverse financial markets developed.
Al-Mu’ana
Al-Mu’ana is a historical site in Jordan, known primarily for the Al-Mu’ana Palace, a desert castle from the Umayyad period (7th-8th century AD). It served as a caravan station and agricultural estate, reflecting the architectural and administrative practices of the early Islamic caliphate in the region.
