"Commemorative". Thus, a group of young people from Damietta celebrated the Road El Farag axis
A group of young people sent a picture of them to serve the citizen journalism on the "seventh day" on the axis of Rawd al-Faraj and Kobriya Long live Egypt, expressing their pride in this great achievement.
"We are from Damietta and we will be buried in Cairo for a work visit, and we have insisted on taking a picture on this great bridge," Metwally said.
And a number of Egyptians expressed their pride and happiness during their presence on the bridge of Rawd Al-Faraj coming from different places to see the great achievement and the huge talked about the world, and how Egypt entered the Guinness Book of Egypt Long live giant.
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