Egypt reviews coastal protection projects to tackle climate risks

Egypt’s Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation has reviewed progress on coastal protection projects designed to reduce the impact of climate change on the country’s shoreline.

Water Resources Minister Hani Sewilam chaired a meeting with senior ministry officials, representatives of the Egyptian Shore Protection Authority, and experts from the National Water Research Center to assess ongoing projects.

The review focused on initiatives aimed at strengthening the resilience of coastal areas against environmental and climate-related challenges, while protecting urban, economic, and development zones along Egypt’s coastline.

Sewilam emphasized that Egypt’s coasts are strategic national assets, hosting concentrated urban communities, development projects, and economic activities. He stressed the need for integrated scientific planning to preserve them.

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Egypt’s Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hani Sewilam, said on Tuesday that Egypt is working with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to expand climate adaptation projects in the water sector, focusing on coastal protection and sustainable resource management. The discussions reviewed progress on a $31.4m project funded by the Green Climate Fund.

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Egypt’s Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani Sewilam held talks with World Bank officials on strengthening cooperation in water management and climate adaptation.

Egypt has called for increased financial support for developing countries to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation at the eighth Global Environment Facility assembly in Uzbekistan.

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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly chaired a high-level meeting on Sunday to review executive plans for developing the Sinai Peninsula and boosting investments, as part of the government's strategy for balanced urban growth. Officials reported that 975 projects worth EGP 638 billion have been implemented since 2014. The efforts aim to drive economic growth and increase population density in the region.

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