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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly reaffirmed on Tuesday, 2 June, the Egyptian government’s commitment to reviving Cairo’s historic and heritage landmarks during a meeting reviewing restoration and upgrading efforts across Islamic, Khedivial, and other key city districts, in line with directives from President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi. Speaking during the session, Madbouly said the integrated approach is intended to protect Cairo’s distinctive architectural, historical, and cultural character while strengthening the city’s tourism appeal. Madbouly stated that, once ongoing restoration works and the rehabilitation of surrounding areas are completed, central Cairo is expected to become an open-air destination capable of drawing visitors from around the world. He pointed to cultural and artistic programming as a key part of this vision, citing the recently launched “Art Street” in downtown Cairo as an example of how public spaces can be activated to support tourism and community engagement. The meeting also focused on how state agencies are working to restore Islamic and historical landmarks and develop their environs. Madbouly emphasized that these initiatives are meant to preserve the integrity of heritage sites and ensure that the spaces around them are improved in line with official Continue reading "Egypt’s “Greening Cairo” Plan Expands Restoration and Tourism Efforts in Historic City Districts" The post Egypt’s “Greening Cairo” Plan Expands Restoration and Tourism Efforts in Historic City Districts first appeared on Egyptian Streets .
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