Egypt's Cairo green plan faces debate

The Egyptian government plans to expand green spaces in Cairo by planting trees along main roads and corridors, and by transforming unused government lands into parks and gardens. The goal is to improve the urban landscape and address rising temperatures. This initiative comes after increased announcements regarding agriculture, but it faces parliamentary criticism due to the removal of mature trees in areas such as Arab League Street and Heliopolis. Around 2,500 trees were cut down during 2019 and 2020. Critics warn that these trees were part of the area's identity, providing shade and a moderate environment. They emphasize the importance of studying tree relocation before removal and balancing development with environmental conservation. Furthermore, there is a call for clear regulations to ensure the sustainability of green spaces in the future.

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