On September 26, 2026, Gharbiya Governor, Major General Alaa Abdel Maati, launched the fifth phase of the presidential initiative "100 Million Trees". The initiative aims to plant 300 fruit and ornamental trees along the Tanta-El Mahalla road. This move is part of the governorate's plan to expand green spaces and improve the aesthetic appeal of main roads and axes.
The event was attended by several officials, including Khaled El-Refai, Assistant Secretary General, Adel Dawoud, Head of Tanta Center and City, and Engineer Hosam El-Din Mahfouz, Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Gharbiya. The initiative seeks to enhance the environmental and visual appeal of the region. By increasing green spaces, the governorate aims to improve the quality of life for its residents.
Governor Abdel Maati emphasized that tree-planting activities are ongoing across various centers, cities, and districts in the governorate. The focus is on planting fruit and ornamental trees in suitable locations to improve the environment and raise living standards. This effort also aims to enhance the overall appearance of roads and main entrances.
The governor highlighted the importance of coding the planted trees to facilitate their monitoring, care, and maintenance. He assured that the governorate will increase its tree-planting efforts in the coming phase to cover wider areas across Gharbiya. This move is expected to have a positive impact on the environment and the community.
Governor Abdel Maati appealed to citizens to take care of the planted trees and avoid harming them. He emphasized that the trees are a public asset and a symbol of civilization, serving everyone's interests. The success and sustainability of the initiative require cooperation between the executive authorities and citizens to preserve the achievements.
The "100 Million Trees" initiative is a nationwide effort aimed at improving the environment and enhancing green spaces. The governorate's efforts to expand this initiative demonstrate its commitment to environmental sustainability and community development. By engaging citizens and officials, the governorate hopes to achieve the initiative's goals.
The launch of the fifth phase of the "100 Million Trees" initiative in Gharbiya reflects the governorate's dedication to environmental conservation and aesthetic improvement. With the continued efforts of the governorate and the cooperation of citizens, the initiative is expected to have a lasting impact on the region's environment and quality of life.
Key points
- The governorate aims to increase tree-planting efforts in the coming phase to cover wider areas across Gharbiya.
- The initiative seeks to enhance the environmental and visual appeal of the region by increasing green spaces.
- The governor emphasized the importance of coding the planted trees to facilitate their monitoring, care, and maintenance.
