By Akram Medhat
Minister of Tourism Yehia Rashed took part in a meeting held by Giza Governor Major General Kamal El-Dali at the governorate headquarters, attended by Minister of Antiquities Dr. Khaled El-Enany, Minister of Social Solidarity Dr. Ghada Wali and some members of the House of Representatives, to review the latest developments in the project to develop and upgrade the Pyramids archaeological area and its implications.
During the meeting, which was attended by representatives of the Horse and Camel Association, the great attention that all concerned bodies are paying to this project was stressed, as well as the fact that no one working in the Pyramids area will be harmed by this development, as it is primarily concerned with the social dimension and keen on the public interest of all those working there. Work will also be done to meet their demands, in addition to providing veterinary care for the horses and camels in the area.
The Minister of Tourism stressed that this project will have a great impact in raising the Pyramids area to the world-class level befitting this area, which reflects the greatness of Egyptian civilization, noting the development that the Sound and Light area will also see, which will attract more tourists who enjoy this type of tourism and benefit those working in the Pyramids area and the tourism sector in general.
