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Dr. Hamad Abdullah Discusses Chaos and Behavior
A report addressing the spread of informal settlements in Egypt and their negative impact on the general behavior of citizens. Approximately 15 million people live in over two thousand informal areas, particularly in Cairo, which contains 161 neighborhoods and receives more than five million visitors daily, with figures often doubled or more. Residents suffer from social and behavioral repercussions, as these settlements have led to a decline in performance across various sectors of life, from education and transportation to employment. They have also contributed to the proliferation of disorderly behaviors, negatively affecting the image of Egyptian civilization. The report calls for the adoption of new laws for local governance, the implementation of decentralization principles, and the use of scientific social studies to redevelop these neighborhoods and improve residents' environments, aiming to mitigate their social and economic impacts.
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