Cairo plans to plant 60,000 trees in 2026
Cairo Governorate aims to plant 60,000 trees during 2026 as part of the "Greening Cairo" initiative led by President Abdel Fattah El Sisi to enhance green spaces. The plan relies on a participatory strategy involving executive agencies, civil associations, civil society, and citizens, with a focus on raising awareness about the importance of afforestation and increasing green areas along streets and main thoroughfares. Fast-growing, shade-providing trees that can withstand local climatic conditions will be selected, along with water-saving measures. To date, 2,800 trees and 600,000 plants have been planted. The project aims to reach one million plants, with trees distributed based on the specific characteristics of each neighborhood.
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