Beheira's Day in National Memory
Buhaira Governorate celebrates its national holiday on September 19th, commemorating the heroism of the people of Rasheed in 1807, who confronted the British campaign led by Fraser and forced it to withdraw. This epic reflects the Egyptian people's ability to defend their land and dignity. At that time, the ruler, Ali Bek Al-Slanekli, along with the garrison forces, devised a meticulous plan to resist the occupation, which led to the retreat of the British forces from the city. Rasheed is considered a historical and cultural symbol of national determination, and its ancestors are part of Egypt’s ongoing development journey. The celebrations emphasize the responsibility of the present and future to harness the governorate’s resources to achieve further progress.
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