Beneath the mask the city’s donned for COP27 are the marks of years of uncalculated redevelopment
Viewed from the sea, Sharm el-Sheikh’s Um al-Sid cliffs look idyllic. From the cobalt blue of the Red Sea, the water brightens to turquoise over reef formations that have made…
Following a meeting with concerned Sharm el-Sheikh residents, Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb has halted work on a cliff restoration project until safety and environmental concerns are addressed. The project, which…
«South Sinai, much like Sinai at large, is a place where the native inhabitants continue to be eschewed in favor of big businesses. The Um al-Sid…»
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