Nasr reviews plans to upgrade Qanater Khayria
Investment Minister Sahar Nasr
Cairo - Egypt Today
Investment Minister Sahar Nasr met Wednesday with Minister of Antiquities Khaled el Anani and Qalyoubiya governor Mahmoud Ashmawi to discuss a project to upgrade the "Qanater Khayria" area and investment opportunities in the city.
The meeting took up ways to benefit from archaeological sites in Qalyoubiya to establish tourist projects, a statement by the Investment Ministry said.
Ashmawi reviewed a plan to establish a river transportation network and a yacht marina in the city.
They also discussed a project to renovate and maintain old bridges and buildings in Qanater Khayria.
Source: Mena
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