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Red Sea officials review Hurghada market
The Minister of Local Development and the Governor of the Red Sea inspected the wholesale market services complex in Hurghada, which is an investment project with a cost of over 226 million Egyptian pounds. The complex, built on an area of 40,000 square meters, aims to improve commercial and service infrastructure, regulate wholesale trading, and eliminate informal markets by providing 100 modern commercial shops and an area for displaying seasonal fruits, along with facilities such as modern refrigerators, a mosque, and a police station. Work is ongoing to complete the construction and connect utilities. The project represents an important step toward sustainable development and providing modern services to citizens.
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