South Sinai gets 826 solar streetlights
Dr. Manal El-Awad, Minister of Local Development and Environment, announced the delivery of 826 solar-powered streetlights to South Sinai Governorate. Each streetlight operates at 40 watts with a height of 7 meters, as part of the second phase of a renewable energy project. This initiative is part of Egypt's efforts to expand the use of clean energy and improve its efficiency, especially in vital areas, Bedouin and remote communities, with the aim of supporting the transition to green and sustainable cities. Previously, approximately 1,000 streetlights were delivered under the "Green Sharm" project, along with 44 air conditioning units donated by China to promote sustainability. These steps serve as practical examples of Egyptian-Chinese cooperation in the environmental field, helping to enhance service levels, conserve natural resources, and make South Sinai an example of environmentally friendly and tourist-friendly cities. Additionally, they support infrastructure development and deliver clear environmental and developmental benefits.
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