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Egypt allocates 44 million pounds for waste management
The Minister of Local Development and Environment, Dr. Manal Awad, along with the Governor of the Red Sea, Dr. Walid Al-Bargy, inspected the safe sanitary landfill in Hurghada city, as part of monitoring the solid municipal waste management system in the province. She emphasized that the goal is to integrate recycling activities and final waste disposal in a single site to increase efficiency and reduce costs, with a focus on environmental improvements and maintaining the urban appearance of the province. The landfill consists of modern cells and designated areas for waste processing, with an investment cost of 44 million Egyptian pounds. It aims to accommodate population growth and expanding tourism, with plans to relocate recycling factories into it to improve waste management and enhance sustainability.
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