August 9, filed a lawsuit to nullify the license to allocate land system in the comprehensive category of goods in ports.

The Commission of Commissioners of the Supreme Constitutional Court set the session of August 9 to consider the lawsuit calling for unconstitutionality The text of the Minister of Transport Decision No. 166 of 2009 issued on March 19, 2009 regarding licensing port authorities to allocate lands, closed warehouses and trusses covered within Egyptian ports with the system of a comprehensive category for unclean goods. .
The case No. 50 of the constitutional year 41 was filed, which demanded the unconstitutionality of the Minister of Transport Decision No. 166 of 2009 issued on March 19, 2009, in which the first article stipulated that “port authorities may authorize the allocation of lands, closed warehouses and trusses covered within Egyptian ports by the system of a comprehensive category for bulk goods not Al-Nazif (Including against the use of the land, in exchange for granting a license for storage services activity, cleaning with a coverage of 2 tons / square meter / month). The minimum for this comprehensive category is 2.5 dollars per square meter per month or its equivalent in the Egyptian currency at the exchange rate at the time of payment.