El Gouna Owners and Residents Hold General Meeting

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Owners and Residents Meeting

A meeting of around 100 El Gouna Owners and Residents took place Tuesday February 4th, at Pasta e Basta restaurant to support a petition to El Gouna management for holding a general owners meeting before the end of February 2020. At this meeting there was a unanimous support for the petition and the proposed action in it.

A Google Form has been developed to allow all owners and residents of El Gouna to complete the agreed petition on line. Please contact, Maher at; melfaham@aol.com for details. 

The Gouna Owners Club (GOC) will be submitting the result of the completed petition to El Gouna management, on behalf of owners and residents, by the 14th Feb 2020 at the latest.

Below is the actual wording of the petition.
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El Gouna Owners’ Petition for Transparency and Fairness

Public Service Charge in El Gouna

 Owners and residents of El Gouna have voiced their concerns with the recent imposed increase to Public Service charges and reject the manner in which such sudden, unexplained and backdated increases are unilaterally imposed without justification or notice.

Owners are also unhappy for having different percentages of increase imposed year on year for exactly the same services for similar properties in the same areas, without logical explanation.

Owners are willing to take up this issue objectively and request a general meeting with management before the end of February 2020, to provide the necessary explanations and justification. 

All owners and Residents of El Gouna are invited to support this request by agreeing to the following joint action:

“To withhold payment of the increased amount (ONLY) in public service charges announced for 2020, until management holds a general meeting for all owners, to justify the increased amount and to explain the reasons behind the different percentages applied”. 

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