Magdy El Gallad Criticizes Government Double Standard
The article discusses critiques by Magdy El-Gallad, Editor-in-Chief of "On" Foundation, regarding the government's handling of the removal of historic trees on Arab League Street in Giza Governorate, which sparked widespread controversy. He confirmed that the decision to cut down the trees without sufficient study or offering alternatives like relocation reflects weak coordination among government agencies. He also emphasized that replacing the old trees with small saplings does not compensate for the historical and aesthetic value that the original trees contributed to the area. He stressed the importance of protecting historical sites and conducting comprehensive studies before making decisions related to the cultural identity of regions, warning against repeating such actions that generate controversy and run counter to heritage preservation.
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