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Egyptian tanneries face industry decline
The article addresses the decline of the Egyptian leather industry. Egypt was once a leading country in leather and footwear manufacturing in the 1960s, with tanneries in the Manshiyat El Rawda area being among the most famous industrial zones. Over time, the industry deteriorated, and administrative problems and chaos worsened—especially after the tanneries were relocated to the Robiki area. To this day, the industry has not regained its previous levels of safety and quality. The article points to the government's negligence and failure to regulate the leather sector, which has led to its decline and a drop in its global standing.
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