Prime Minister Oversees Cairo Green Initiative
The article focuses on Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s follow-up to the implementation of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi’s directives regarding the "Greening Cairo" project. This initiative aims to transform vacant lands into green spaces and parks, utilizing treated sewage water for irrigation. The steps include starting the afforestation of main roads such as the Ring Road and vital axes, along with forming a task force comprising relevant ministries and consulting offices to determine tree species and design a unified planting model. The article reviews examples of existing greening projects in Cairo and emphasizes the importance of identifying vacant lands and converting them into public gardens. It highlights the need to select fast-growing trees that provide shade and are suitable for the environmental conditions. The initiative’s goal is to increase green spaces and improve urban environments by employing appropriate irrigation techniques and efficiently utilizing treated water to achieve the "Greening Cairo" objective.
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