Kamel al-Wazir: Egypt loses $8B yearly to traffic
The article explains that Egypt faces significant challenges in the transportation sector due to the poor condition of its road network and traffic congestion, especially in Cairo. This has led to annual economic losses estimated at $8 billion resulting from congestion, wasted time, fuel consumption, increased accidents, and pollution. The Minister of Transport, Kamel El-Wazir, reviewed the government's efforts to develop the road network and transportation systems. These efforts include constructing and enhancing 31,000 kilometers of highways, developing 73 corridors and bridges, and implementing 2,500 tunnels and overpasses. These initiatives have contributed to improving the quality of roads from rank 118 to rank 18 worldwide, with continued commitment to strengthening traffic safety.
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