Leader of the Justice Party: Fayoum is a global tourist destination that needs attention and development
Ahmed Badra, Assistant Chairman of the & quot; Al -Adl & quot; For Upper Egypt Development Affairs, Fayoum Governorate has promising global tourist destinations such as Wadi Al Rayyan, the village of Tunis, Lake Qarun and Wadi Al -Haytan, and you need attention and development to attract more tourism coming to this forgotten province. That Fayoum, north of Upper Egypt, is characterized by its geographical and historical diversity, as it contains many natural and historical monuments that are considered one of Egypt’s natural treasures that Egypt offers for environmental and cultural tourism. For Upper Egypt Development Affairs, Fayoum has a unique mixture of picturesque nature, historical sites and rich culture, which makes it a real gateway to natural tourism, calling for interest in Fayoum, which has the diversity of its natural scenery, as it combines sand dunes, caves, green valleys and lakes, especially Lake Qarun, which is one One of the oldest natural lakes in the world, and it is an ideal place for hunting and riding boats. The governorate also includes Wadi Al Rayyan Reserve, which is an important destination for tourists thanks to the wonderful waterfalls and natural reserves that contain a unique biological diversity, as well , Which attracts tourists interested in history and antiquities. The wonderful manual, which reflects a rich, varied culture and pottery industry in the famous village of Tunis, which has become a destination for many foreign, Arab and Egyptian tourists. From tourists, explaining that Fayoum needs to launch attractive promotional campaigns to highlight its tourism ingredients for the world in a modern and influential manner while preserving the environment and reducing pollution rates and protecting natural reserves in the province that can become a pioneering tourism center that attracts tourists from all over the world, and contributes to enhancing the economic development of the region In cooperation between the government and the private sector to achieve sustainable development, and Egypt’s 2030 strategy to attract one million tourists annually.
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