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Parliament's Environment Panel Awaits Red Sea Project Report
Egyptian beaches are facing the threat of unnatural erosion due to excavation activities associated with tourism projects along the coastlines, especially in the areas of Marina for the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. Studies and parliamentary discussions have indicated that improper excavation efforts have led to a decline in beach areas, with erosion rates at Marina for the Mediterranean reaching approximately 14 meters over recent years, compared to a natural average annual rate of about 10 centimeters. Authorities emphasize the need to increase monitoring and oversight during project implementation to prevent such issues from recurring. They also call for greater transparency, the updating of national maps detailing erosion rates, and the identification of the most vulnerable areas to protect the coastal environment and prevent potential damage to living creatures and infrastructure.
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