Kamal stresses the importance of complying with aesthetic and organizational standards in tourist areas to preserve Sharm El Sheikh's civilized character and visual identity
Major General Dr. Ismail Kamal, Governor of South Sinai, carried out a night inspection tour on foot in the Naama Bay area of Sharm El Sheikh, to follow up on the level of services and ongoing development works, especially in tourist areas.
The governor was accompanied on the tour by Dr. Enas Samir, Deputy Governor, Major General Nader Allam, head of Sharm El Sheikh city, and a representative of the Armed Forces Engineering Authority, where he listened to an explanation of the development works carried out in the area, along with proposals to complete them, given the area's importance as a main tourist front attracting visitors.
The governor reviewed the implementation status of ongoing development works, stressing the importance of continuing to improve the quality of services provided in the area in line with its global tourism standing, helping enhance the experience of visitors.
During the tour, the governor stressed the importance of complying with the aesthetic and organizational standards of tourist areas, and carrying out development works according to an integrated vision that preserves the civilized character and visual identity of Sharm El Sheikh and the visual appeal of Naama Bay as one of the city's most important tourist attractions, in line with the governorate's sustainable development strategy.
During his tour, the governor met a number of bazaar owners and visitors who praised his efforts, and also met a number of cleaning workers, praising their efforts, which have resulted in this unique tourist area appearing at such a high standard before guests, and directed that excellence bonuses be paid to the outstanding ones among them, according to the official page of the Governor of South Sinai on Facebook.
