Egypt advances tourism in natural reserves

Egypt is working on developing natural reserves to promote sustainable ecotourism, with a focus on an integrated management model for the Nabq Protectorate in South Sinai. The goal of this model is to attract investments while protecting ecosystems and engaging the local community, through the establishment of a single management authority that ensures efficient development and job creation. The Nabq Protectorate, located on the Gulf of Aqaba and covering 600 square kilometers, is considered one of Egypt's most important ecotourism destinations. Its implementation phases span three years and include infrastructure development, boosting investments, and achieving financial sustainability, all aimed at transforming it into a global brand and supporting the national economy.

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