CAIRO – Yasmine Fouad, the Egyptian Minister of Environment, revealed the launch of the Green Hurghada project on Saturday. This groundbreaking initiative, conducted in collaboration with the Global Environment Facility, seeks to transform the city of Hurghada into an eco-friendly destination.
The project aligns with the Ministry of Environment’s overarching strategy to safeguard the region’s natural reserves and coral reefs, as stated by Minister Fouad. To kickstart the initiative, the ministry has begun implementing environmentally conscious measures, particularly focusing on green transportation methods and the development of eco-friendly roads.
The Green Hurghada project marks a significant step towards promoting sustainability and preserving the unique natural landscapes of Hurghada. By adopting eco-friendly practices, the city aims to reduce its carbon footprint, protect marine life, and create a harmonious balance between tourism and environmental conservation.
As Egypt continues to prioritize environmental preservation, the Green Hurghada project demonstrates the country’s commitment to sustainable development and responsible tourism. By integrating green initiatives into the city’s infrastructure, Hurghada is poised to become a leading eco-friendly destination that attracts environmentally conscious travelers from around the world.
The Ministry of Environment’s proactive approach in promoting green practices and implementing sustainable solutions serves as a model for other regions and reinforces Egypt’s commitment to being at the forefront of environmental stewardship. The Green Hurghada project sets the stage for a more sustainable future, where economic growth and environmental protection go hand in hand.
