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The article highlighted Egypt's efforts to improve air quality and reduce pollution, on the occasion of World Clean Air Day on September 7. It presented data showing a decrease in the concentration of solid particles in Greater Cairo and the Delta from 157 micrograms per cubic meter in 2015 to 93 micrograms per cubic meter, with a plan to cut it by 50% by 2030. The report also discussed various measures, including establishing 123 air quality monitoring stations, developing modern technologies for detecting carbon and asphalt emissions, promoting electric transportation by installing 135 electric buses, and implementing pedestrian and bicycle lanes. The ministry affirmed that improving air quality depends on an integrated system of monitoring and emission reduction, with an emphasis on addressing severe pollution episodes like the black cloud, all aimed at providing cleaner air and enhancing citizens' lives.
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