Egypt is currently moving forward with a plan to redevelop the Blue Hole area in Sinai, aiming to attract tourists while protecting the delicate coral reefs that make the site world-famous, according to an official. statement From the Ministry of Environment.
The Blue Hole is a diving site located in southeastern Sinai, attracting divers from all over the world with its clear waters and rich marine life. However, the coral reefs in the area are under to threaten From climate change, pollution and unregulated tourism.
Environmental scientists warning Coral reefs may face extinction if preventive measures are not taken, which would destroy marine biodiversity and the livelihoods of local communities.
The government’s plan includes building environmentally friendly infrastructure, such as sustainable corridors, improving waste management, and implementing strict regulations to limit environmental damage.
The minister said: “Coral reefs are a national treasure that must be preserved for current and future generations.”
The minister also instructed officials to provide identification cards to local residents who will act as environmental stewards, helping protect the reserve and educating visitors about environmental conservation.
Sharm El Sheikh is home to some of Egypt’s most vibrant coral reefs, known for its colorful marine life and unique underwater formations.
Over the past two decades, the city has witnessed… He was At the forefront of sustainable tourism projects, including marine reserves, coral reef restoration programs, and eco-friendly diving initiatives.