Inquiry on Hurghada benefit plan
Member of Parliament Bassam Al-Sawaf discussed in his parliamentary question the government's plan to enhance the economic and tourism benefits of the city of Hurghada, which is considered one of the most important tourist destinations in Egypt and the region. He emphasized that the city possesses exceptional natural and strategic potentials, including beaches, islands, coral reefs, diving sites, and water sports facilities. Additionally, it is close to other tourist spots and is connected by a network of roads, airports, and ports. However, he clarified that the current level of exploitation does not match its capabilities and that the city faces issues with infrastructure, particularly water resources, sewage, transportation, services, and the diversification of tourism activities. He called for proactive plans to expand water desalination plants and waste treatment facilities, reconsider the operation of tourist villages to reduce resource consumption, and promote the use of solar energy. He also proposed establishing a highly equipped public beach and improving the mass transit system to facilitate movement and reduce reliance on taxis, as well as addressing poor road conditions to ensure the safety and security of visitors and residents.
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